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MAS Grants Alpaca Securities In-Principle Approval As Regional Expansion Advances

Alpaca Securities Pte. Ltd. has received in-principle approval from MAS for a Capital Markets Services licence. Once fully licensed, the Singapore entity plans to offer brokerage and custodial services to financial institutions in Southeast Asia.

SP Group Lowers Singapore Power Tariffs As Gas Costs Ease

SP Group cuts Singapore's household electricity tariff by 10.4% for October to December 2026, reflecting lower natural gas prices.

Thailand Oil Fuel Fund Deficit Nears 100 Billion Baht

Thailand's Oil Fuel Fund deficit stands near 92 billion baht and is widening by about 700 million baht daily.

Indonesia Moves To Revise PLN Electricity Plan For Solar

Indonesia is revising PLN's RUPTL 2025-2034 to give its 100 GWp solar program a regulatory basis.

PIDM Introduces Resolvability Assessment Framework For Malaysian Member Banks

PIDM has introduced a Resolvability Assessment Framework that sets clearer expectations for how Malaysian banks prepare for resolution.

Luno, Halogen Capital And Kenanga Investors Test Ringgit Stablecoin For Fund Settlement

Luno Malaysia, Halogen Capital and Kenanga Investors are exploring UMYR, a ringgit-pegged stablecoin for settling tokenised money market fund transactions.

Singapore Cruise Centre Completes Move To New Harbourfront Terminal After 24-Month Programme

Singapore Cruise Centre has formally opened its HarbourFront terminal, linking ferry and cruise operations on one digital platform.

Kopi Kenangan Founder Deepens Ownership As Existing Backers Add To Stakes

Kopi Kenangan CEO Edward Tirtanata is increasing his stake in the coffee chain, partly by buying shares from early team members. Existing backers Alpha JWC, Tybourne and Horizons are also adding to their positions.

Indonesia Moves To Produce Gasoline From Low-Calorie Coal

Indonesia's Energy Ministry says it will act on President Prabowo's directive to produce gasoline from low-calorie coal to cut fuel imports.

Indonesia Holds ASEAN Power Grid Deal Over Pricing Terms

Indonesia has not signed an ASEAN Power Grid interconnection deal with Malaysia, citing pricing terms it considers not yet mutually beneficial.

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