Is the Singapore Dollar going up or down against the Dirham? A: Today's exchange rate (2.7054) is lower compared to yesterday's rate (2.6908). Q: What is 50 Singapore Dollars in Dirhams?
Bank of Singapore also welcomed Brandon Chee as a product specialist covering equity and structured products advisory, and Anish Mehta as a product specialist on the FX or foreign exchange advisory desk. It also announced Yasmine Omari as the head of ...
Paytm, via its arm Paytm Cloud, will set up subsidiaries in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Singapore to expand its payments and financial services in international markets.
Okto, the self-custodial wallet by CoinDCX crypto exchange has secured a business licence in UAE’s Ras Al Khaimah (RAK). This marks a pivotal milestone in Okto’s plans for international ...
In an exchange filing on January 20, along with its quarterly earnings, Paytm said it is looking to deploy and monetize its stack of software and services internationally.
Regulation by enforcement is beginning to crumble, with a court recently ruling that the SEC’s refusal to issue a crypto rule was unlawful. A new
Mehvish Ayub joined as a senior specialist covering managed solutions and alternatives in the region from State Street Global Advisors
Zeena Abou Elnaja joins the bank’s investment advisory team from Julius Baer. A CFA by qualification, Elnaja has also worked with Standard Chartered Bank in the Middle East and will further strengthen the advisory capabilities for Bank of Singapore’s clients across the Gulf Cooperation Council markets.
The Indian rupee weakened on Tuesday, as dampened global risk appetite and renewed concerns about trade tariffs under US President Donald <a target=
India's limited local currency trade reduces risk of US tariffs amid BRICS de-dollarisation push, promoting rupee internationalisation.
Topp Jirayut Srupsrisopa, Founder and Group CEO of Bitkub Capital Group Holdings Co., Ltd., a trailblazer in Thailand's digital asset and blockchain industry, participated in the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2025 in Davos,
The exchange rate for ten Japanese yen stands at Rs 8.89 for buying and Rs 8.93 for selling. Meanwhile, one Chinese yuan is being bought at Rs 19.05 and sold at Rs 19.13, one Saudi Arabian riyal is being bought at Rs 36.83 and sold at Rs 36.99, and one Qatari riyal is being bought at Rs 37.89 and sold at Rs 37.77.