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VCs bet big on ESG startups

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By Julien Collin, Edward Chow, Terri Tan, Manish Shah
| Singapore Business Review
Investments in the urban solutions and sustainability domain surged 56% over last year. In the ninth edition of Singapore Business Review’s 20 Hottest Startups, it was the small and medium enterprise (SME)-focused neobank Aspire that clinched the top spot, with $45.03m (US$32.5m) in funding from a series A round. Following closely is invisible braces manufacturer Zenyum, having secured $18.84m (US$13.6m) in a series A funding.
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MAS asks financial firms to ensure COVID-19 distancing measures

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By Terri Tan, Manish Shah, Srividya Jandhyala, Richard Baker
| Singapore Business Review
Online platforms and employee distancing should be implemented. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has advised financial institutions to implement safe distancing measures in their operations to reduce the risk of further COVID-19 transmission. Firms were urged to strengthen their measures to meet the latest advisory from MAS as well as the relevant guidance issued by the Ministry of Health (MOH), the Ministry of Manpower (MOM, and Enterprise Singapore.
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DBS extends enrollment deadline for COVID-19 relief insurance

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By Paul Heywood, Vincent Tang, Naina Batra, Terri Tan
| Singapore Business Review
The policy recorded more than 52,000 sign-ups in a day during its peak. DBS extended the enrollment deadline for their free COVID-19 hospital cash insurance policy until 31 March due to strong demand, the bank announced in a press release. Launched on 24 February, the 30-day free cover reportedly recorded more than 52,000 sign-ups in a day during its peak, said DBS.
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