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Sep 22, 2026

Oli HarrisGUEST
12:40
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Oli HarrisGUEST
12:49
Dollar, Euro, Sterling, Aussie, Sing Dollar, Hong Kong Dollar, Yen, and Renminbi.
Oli HarrisGUEST
12:58
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Oli HarrisGUEST
13:18
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RajaHOST
32:23
And you wrote this in 2011.
RajaHOST
32:24
So once you factor for inflation and then you exchange it to SGD, the number is actually 523,172.59 cents.
RajaHOST
32:31
Singapore dollars.
RajaHOST
32:32
That's half a million dollars.
Swapnil MishraGUEST
11:19
Non-domestic issuers are also coming.
Swapnil MishraGUEST
11:21
So it's not just a simple case of refinancing and current replacement, but I think it's a shift where there is, diversification away from U.S. dollar funding, and one of the beneficiaries of that is SingDollar funding, where people are coming and saying, okay, I want to have a...
Swapnil MishraGUEST
11:39
Foreign issuers are coming and saying, let's issue something in Singapore dollars.
Swapnil MishraGUEST
11:43
I would say it's bringing debt and liquidity to the bond market, and it's a direction which is really positive.
Alexandra ParadaPANELIST
4:46
Then she had this card, which she uses to pay for our food, drinks, transportation.
Alexandra ParadaPANELIST
4:51
And then after the trip, she's the one in charge of, you know, okay, pay me in SGD.
Alexandra ParadaPANELIST
4:56
Okay.
Nadia KohPANELIST
4:58
So she wants the...
Nadia KohPANELIST
4:59
She wants it in SGD even though we paid
Alexandra ParadaPANELIST
5:01
in
Nadia KohPANELIST
5:01
ringgit.
Hongbin JeongHOST
5:02
No, but if you're paying by card, you also have to realize that there is that transaction fee and there is that conversion fee.
Swapnil MishraGUEST
11:19
Non-domestic issuers are also coming.
Swapnil MishraGUEST
11:21
So it's not just a simple case of refinancing and current replacement, but I think it's a shift where there is, diversification away from U.S. dollar funding, and one of the beneficiaries of that is SingDollar funding, where people are coming and saying, okay, I want to have a...
Swapnil MishraGUEST
11:39
Foreign issuers are coming and saying, let's issue something in Singapore dollars.
Swapnil MishraGUEST
11:43
I would say it's bringing debt and liquidity to the bond market, and it's a direction which is really positive.
Adrian TanHOST
4:44
But their TFR, 0.8, still the lowest in the world.
Adrian TanHOST
4:48
Even scrapped the income cap on its child allowance in 2024, extended it through the end of high school, and now pays about 246 Sing Dollar a month for every child from the third onwards, compared to roughly 80 to 120 a month for the first two.
Adrian TanHOST
5:07
So their TFR, 1.14, and Hong Kong pays about 3,250 Sing Dollar per baby.
Adrian TanHOST
5:16
And of course, they're also expanding into IVF treatment quota, et cetera, et cetera.
Adrian TanHOST
5:21
Uh, TFR also 1.44. And of course, Singapore, after roughly 40 years of parenthood incentive, 0.87.
Michelle MartinHOST
3:54
Is that what you're saying?
Kenny LohGUEST
3:55
Yeah, different structure and also different rental reversion based on the domestic market itself and also the Boring cost because some of the REITs or most of the REITs have property in Singapore, they are actually borrowing in SingDollar.
Kenny LohGUEST
4:11
But for those who have an overseas portfolio, they are borrowing in maybe USD, then they will suffer from a higher REIT.
Michelle MartinHOST
4:18
Just a quick question on those on the K, the downward leg of the K.
Jacob MarguliesGUEST
24:07
So we have local payout rails supported at the moment.
Jacob MarguliesGUEST
24:11
It's Euro, it's GBP, it's AED, it's SGD, HKD, and CNY.
Jacob MarguliesGUEST
24:17
And we have the capabilities to turn on many more local rails as well.
Jacob MarguliesGUEST
24:21
I think over 30 to 40 different rails that we plan on activating in the future.

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Jacob MarguliesGUEST
39:24
I can select the different currencies.
Jacob MarguliesGUEST
39:25
We have these different local payout rails available.
Jacob MarguliesGUEST
39:28
And then you can go ahead and send a transaction in SGD, HKD, AED, whatever you may need.
Jacob MarguliesGUEST
39:35
I'll show you how our policy engine works.
Michelle MartinHOST
3:54
Is that what you're saying?
Kenny LohGUEST
3:55
Yeah, different structure and also different rental reversion based on the domestic market itself and also the Boring cost because some of the REITs or most of the REITs have property in Singapore, they are actually borrowing in SingDollar.
Kenny LohGUEST
4:11
But for those who have an overseas portfolio, they are borrowing in maybe USD, then they will suffer from a higher REIT.
Michelle MartinHOST
4:18
Just a quick question on those on the K, the downward leg of the K.
Wayne RéeHOST
8:50
Mm.
Hendra WardiGUEST
8:50
Which actually was about 50,000 ringgit, which is probably, like, $200 Sing Dollar.
Hendra WardiGUEST
8:56
I don't know.
Hendra WardiGUEST
8:57
[laughs]
Hendra WardiGUEST
9:05
It's about, uh-
Kyle OngHOST
9:07
[laughs]
Hendra WardiGUEST
9:07
... 15,000 Sing Dollar.
Wayne RéeHOST
9:08
Yeah.

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