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Editor, IFR Asia (part of Refinitiv, owned by LSE Group). Convertible bond enthusiast. K-pop aficionado. Views my own. Moved to IFRStanton.bsky.social.
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Vinpearl targets foreign investors

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Byju's founder to appeal jail sentence

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Singapore grows blended finance programmes

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Blended finance programmes under the Monetary Authority of Singapore have attracted new partners and one has closed a second round of funding. In 2023 the MAS launched the Financing Asia’s Transition Partnership (FAST-P), using blended finance structures with the aim to raise up to S$5bn (US$3.9bn) to support Asia’s green transition, using a pledge of up to S$500m of concessional capital from the Singapore government to crowd in commercial and concessionary capital.
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