Joyce Koh

I oversee banking, regulation and crypto for Bloomberg News in Asia ex-China. Proudly ex-Singapore bureau chief. News junkie, food and sand lover.

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Myanmar tycoon Tay Za, once dubbed the junta's "No. 1 crony businessman," enjoys the good life in Singapore. Those days may be coming to an end https://t.co/9RoqHiMa2C via @wealth

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Trying to make sense of this installation at #SingaporeGP

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Rain has stopped and race is on! #SingaporeGP

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Singapore is catching up with Hong Kong in the race to be Asia’s wealth hub, but very slowly https://t.co/NPUttRzjP7 via @wealth

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Just 17 months after he arrived at Nomura to help run its US business, Christopher Willcox is tasked with turning around the firm’s global investment bank https://t.co/TKeF1UQQzD via @business

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Japan is intensifying a clampdown on its $29 billion structured products market, threatening a lucrative business for banks and brokerages after it saddled mom-and-pop investors with losses https://t.co/DD7LVqcQIv via @wealth

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The world's financial hubs have lost their luster as workers opt for a better life post-pandemic.

What's the future of New York City, London, Hong Kong, and Singapore?

📢Wednesday @ 8:30 a.m. ET, @Moss_Eco, @anjani_trivedi, and @PaulJDavies will discuss https://t.co/VgZR5jANlZ

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How to give new life to your old or unused masks https://t.co/p5zqCy1ycd

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Scoop! Japan’s financial watchdog plans to examine how global investment banks sell controversial structured bonds there, sources say, a sign that a crackdown on the products is gathering pace https://t.co/nrL3dbrbkT via @markets

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Singapore aims to add as many as 20,000 finance jobs over five years as the government seeks to bolster areas including wealth management and sustainable financing https://t.co/m363QEJDfd via @business

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Credit Suisse's next legal battle unfolds in Asia on Monday as a local subsidiary stands trial in Singapore accused by a billionaire client of negligence he says cost him as much as $800 million https://t.co/qUMhtRa05Z via @business

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In Singapore where it happened! As the clock crept toward midnight on Christmas 2017, many London traders headed to bed with bellies full. In South Africa, Glen Point Capital co-founder Neil Phillips was wide awake. Here's what happened next https://t.co/1RTopxfxOj via @wealth

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Singapore’s move to bolster rules preventing same-sex marriages is highlighting a problem for LGBTQ homebuyers https://t.co/ZMcuMzFTDa via @bbgequality

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Singapore’s biggest mobile apps have set aside their rivalry to form an unlikely partnership, hoping to strengthen their influence with the local government as it considers laws that could transform the gig economy. w ⁦@yoolimleenews⁩ https://t.co/dZcpzi2qIw

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Happy to have broken new ground on many topics with Lawrence Wong in his first interview with foreign media since being tapped to be Singapore’s next leader https://t.co/ol8eV26BNu via @bbgequality

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Big Take: We spent last few months reporting out this deep-dive story on Zilingo. We interviewed over 60 ppl incl ex-CEO Ankiti Bose, reviewed dozens of internal docs to piece together a tale of how the celebrated startup unraveled. A🧵1/11

https://t.co/M6wZkArhpg @technology

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How a 30-year-old CEO burned through millions of dollars to bring high-flying startup Zilingo to its knees https://t.co/TDvP4R7S7f via @technology

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After five weeks in hiding, the disgraced founders of Three Arrows Capital speak extensively about the spectacular implosion of their once high-flying hedge fund https://t.co/x2rON58GoC via @technology

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It really feels like pre-covid times now! #singapore #marquee #paulvandyk

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Singapore is taking sustainability to a whole new level with NEWBrew, beer made from recycled sewage water and urine, reports @osingyee.

Would you drink this beer? https://t.co/OBGt0ERqiW