Prisca Ang is a Business Correspondent at Star Media Group Berhad. She specializes in topics related to banking, finance, investment, and personal finance, with a keen focus on the BFSI sector and its impact on careers and employment. Prisca's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Straits Times, Newswav, World Wealth Journal, Asia International News, and Her World Singapore.
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Prisca's coverage primarily focuses on local Singaporean finance, economy, and employment-related topics. She frequently cites data and reports on government announcements, indicating a preference for factual information and official sources.
Given her emphasis on local themes such as business, finance & economy, personal finance, along with the prominence of government announcements in her articles, she would likely be interested in pitches that provide expert analysis or commentary related to Singapore's financial landscape. Additionally, insights into economic trends or employment practices specific to Singapore may pique her interest.
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Prisca Ang Business Correspondent SINGAPORE – Outgoing DBS chief executive Piyush Gupta would have done things differently if he were given another chance to build the bank's technology capabilities.
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SINGAPORE – A blend of hard and soft skills will become more important as hiring slows for fintech jobs, said various speakers at the Singapore FinTech Festival.
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Finance executive Caesar Sengupta's investments underpin several commitments to non-profits here and overseas that will be in place for a number of years.
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Prisca Ang Business Correspondent SINGAPORE – Financial influencers who provide financial advice must be licensed and regulated, said
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Prisca Ang Business Correspondent SINGAPORE – Companies are rethinking their supply chains as the global economy becomes less
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Prisca Ang Business Correspondent SINGAPORE – Fintech giant Revolut is offering new payment services to the corporate sector as it looks beyond its reputation as an app for travellers.
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