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WiseInvestor Elite	04-Dec-2020 23:46        WiseInvestor About Contact  Quote this Post!   Yells: "Forex Biz Opportunity for traders!"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Fintech is HOT. So Singtel' s digital banking can beat three giant banks like DBS, UOB and OCBC' s traditional banking? It is a as disruption to banking industry as Grab, Gojek to taxi industry.. Starship      ( Date: 04-Dec-2020 23:39) Posted: Wow, Singtel-Grab awarded Digital Full-Bank License !!!!!!
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Starship Supreme	04-Dec-2020 23:39        Starship About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Wow, Singtel-Grab awarded Digital Full-Bank License !!!!!!
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albertcumberdale Member	04-Dec-2020 23:26        albertcumberdale About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	No movement. This announcement too expected. Nobody was saying they might not get the license. Still good news nonetheless, but not price moving. Potato      ( Date: 04-Dec-2020 22:29) Posted: Hello ~~ So here come the magic question. Will we this SickTel counter up or down on Monday? Lai Lai Lai... place your bet!
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Entropy72 Master	04-Dec-2020 23:25        Entropy72 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	True hor. SEA now up 8% in NASDAQ. Singtel may regain $2.50 on Monday. humbleman      ( Date: 04-Dec-2020 23:05) Posted: hah? SEA just got nasdaq buy can already ma
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humbleman Senior	04-Dec-2020 23:05        humbleman About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	hah? SEA just got nasdaq buy can already ma
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UncleBobby Member	04-Dec-2020 22:59        UncleBobby About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	This is a whole new revenue source for both grab and Singtel - especially with their huge number of app user / subscriber . In any case , Singtel shld have positive movement on Monday. Fingers crossed !
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Entropy72 Master	04-Dec-2020 22:57        Entropy72 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Futures for Singapore MSCI looking good at the moment. Goldfinger      ( Date: 04-Dec-2020 22:32) Posted: Interestingly - SGX now defaults get a FinTech/Digibank player.  Should benefit the STI overall Potato      ( Date: 04-Dec-2020 22:29) Posted: Hello ~~ So here come the magic question. Will we this SickTel counter up or down on Monday? Lai Lai Lai... place your bet!
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Entropy72 Master	04-Dec-2020 22:53        Entropy72 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Indeed. The real market is South East Asia but Singapore is the beach head. UncleBobby      ( Date: 04-Dec-2020 22:51) Posted: If u see the number of big names all fighting to win this license , it shld be a pretty lucrative business . Otherwise why wld everyone be throwing their names into the hat ?
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Entropy72 Master	04-Dec-2020 22:52        Entropy72 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	No point taking about SEA when none of us can partake in its growth. Focus where we can make money 🤗 humbleman      ( Date: 04-Dec-2020 22:26) Posted: Haha, sgx is small. actually grab and singtel is not the main show. its actually sea. people dont be blinded.
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UncleBobby Member	04-Dec-2020 22:51        UncleBobby About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	If u see the number of big names all fighting to win this license , it shld be a pretty lucrative business . Otherwise why wld everyone be throwing their names into the hat ?
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Goldfinger Supreme	04-Dec-2020 22:32        Goldfinger About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Interestingly - SGX now defaults get a FinTech/Digibank player.  Should benefit the STI overall Potato      ( Date: 04-Dec-2020 22:29) Posted: Hello ~~ So here come the magic question. Will we this SickTel counter up or down on Monday? Lai Lai Lai... place your bet!
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Potato Master	04-Dec-2020 22:29        Potato About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Hello ~~ So here come the magic question. Will we this SickTel counter up or down on Monday? Lai Lai Lai... place your bet!
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humbleman Senior	04-Dec-2020 22:26        humbleman About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Haha, sgx is small. actually grab and singtel is not the main show. its actually sea. people dont be blinded.
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Entropy72 Master	04-Dec-2020 22:23        Entropy72 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Singtel is not the first telco to expand into banking. NTT Docomo and Orange have already done so a few years back. Driven by a need to diversify and seek expansive revenue growth. Also to tap on synergies between existing customer base and digital opportunities. Entropy72      ( Date: 04-Dec-2020 22:21) Posted: Mobile operators? strategies for revenue growth: Analysys Mason report Telecom LeadMarch 3, 2020 The latest Analysys Mason report said mobile operators? strategies for revenue growth remain sharply divided. Smartphone customers on 4G networkSome operators, notably NTT Docomo and Orange, continue to make large investments in areas such as banking. A larger group of mobile operators, including Bharti Airtel, China Unicom and Telefonica, are experimenting with initiatives in areas such as fintech and analytics services, but they are not making major investments. Most other operators are focusing on their traditional core connectivity businesses. The big US operators, AT&T and Verizon, are in a standalone group because they appear to be reducing their exposure to non-core areas. ?Our research suggests that operators? activity in new areas is dictated by the state of their core businesses,? Indigo Barker, analyst at Analysys Mason, said in a report. NTT Docomo and Orange are the keenest innovators NTT Docomo and Orange are the keenest innovators out of all the mobile operators covered. Pressure on domestic telecoms operations is a key driver of the move to new service areas for NTT Docomo but, like Orange, its strategy is also driven by a bullish optimism about pursuing new opportunities. Both Orange and NTT Docomo consider new service areas to be not only sources of revenue growth, but also the basis for building new ecosystems in order to lower customer churn and improve the return on ?assets? such as customer data. Beyond core connectivity, Orange?s service portfolio includes its established financial services and media operations, as well as a range of business services. Orange is rolling out its Orange Bank service across Europe and is planning to enter the banking market in Africa. NTT Docomo is developing a membership model that is primarily supported by its ?d-point? rewards scheme and its payment and content services. At the same time, enterprise revenue growth via co-creation initiatives with partners from various verticals is a key focus. NTT Docomo plans to have 5000 enterprise partners by FY2021/2022. Over-extension has been a key concern for AT&T and Verizon AT&T and Verizon form a standalone group. Both have been aggressive investors in non-core areas such as media, advertising and IoT, but poorer-than-anticipated performance has resulted in these operators reining in their ambitions. AT&T is deleveraging and selling off non-core assets due to investor pressure. The long-term future of its media empire remains unclear, though it seems stable for now. Further acquisitions remain unlikely, however. Verizon has also been paring back on its non-core areas and is instead emphasising financial discipline and is concentrating on its 5G roll-out. The performance of these two operators should act as a warning about overreaching, losing focus on the core business and failing to realise the synergies that underpin aggressive M&A pushes. Enterprise innovators such as Vodafone are building out their enterprise capabilities in various ways Another group includes enterprise innovators that is, operators with large and growing enterprise businesses. However, the specific approaches of these players to revenue growth vary. For example, Vodafone is placing emphasis on connectivity products such as SD-WAN and IoT and is adopting a partnership-based approach to cloud and hosting services. There is no single way of doing things among digital experimenters The approaches of various operators including Airtel, Axiata, China Unicom and Telefonica are characterised by digital experimentation. These operators know that there is potential for revenue growth outside of the traditional telecoms business, but are exploring their options carefully because of a lack of clarity regarding their viability. Each member of the digital experimenter group is investing in a different way depending on the opportunities that are available to them and their geographical footprint. Axiata, for example, is building new digital businesses in fintech, digital advertising and analytics and APIs. Telefonica?s investment interests outside the core consumer business are primarily based on data / analytics and media, and its fintech presence is limited to Spain and Germany. The formation of Telefonica Tech may represent a greater emphasis on security and IoT, but the operator will need to grow revenue organically in these areas because it appears to have ruled out large acquisitions. Most operators remain focused on connectivity for revenue growth We define connectivity players as those that are still focused on traditional domains for revenue growth (for example, via RGU and/or ARPU growth). Examples of operators in this group include America Movil and Millicom. Many of these operators do most, if not all, of their business in regions with promising economic growth prospects. Investing in upgrading speeds and improving coverage is a priority for these operators. Building a presence in media or fintech is secondary, and where these operators offer such services, they are little more than ornaments to their core offerings. Most operators in this group are consumer-focused, but some, such as Telkom, have big enterprise businesses. Time will tell how this group will fare, but many of these operators are based in stable markets. How operators? core businesses are performing is the primary determinant of their growth strategies. Orange and NTT Docomo have stable or stagnating core business revenue, which is pushing their attention to new opportunities in different spaces. AT&T and Verizon are rationalising old acquisitions, and Vodafone (and others in the enterprise innovator category) are waiting for core business revenue to stabilise. The digital experimenters do not have the funds for bigger plays (for the most part), and the connectivity players lack strong incentives to take risks.
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Entropy72 Master	04-Dec-2020 22:21        Entropy72 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Mobile operators? strategies for revenue growth: Analysys Mason report Telecom LeadMarch 3, 2020 The latest Analysys Mason report said mobile operators? strategies for revenue growth remain sharply divided. Smartphone customers on 4G networkSome operators, notably NTT Docomo and Orange, continue to make large investments in areas such as banking. A larger group of mobile operators, including Bharti Airtel, China Unicom and Telefonica, are experimenting with initiatives in areas such as fintech and analytics services, but they are not making major investments. Most other operators are focusing on their traditional core connectivity businesses. The big US operators, AT&T and Verizon, are in a standalone group because they appear to be reducing their exposure to non-core areas. ?Our research suggests that operators? activity in new areas is dictated by the state of their core businesses,? Indigo Barker, analyst at Analysys Mason, said in a report. NTT Docomo and Orange are the keenest innovators NTT Docomo and Orange are the keenest innovators out of all the mobile operators covered. Pressure on domestic telecoms operations is a key driver of the move to new service areas for NTT Docomo but, like Orange, its strategy is also driven by a bullish optimism about pursuing new opportunities. Both Orange and NTT Docomo consider new service areas to be not only sources of revenue growth, but also the basis for building new ecosystems in order to lower customer churn and improve the return on ?assets? such as customer data. Beyond core connectivity, Orange?s service portfolio includes its established financial services and media operations, as well as a range of business services. Orange is rolling out its Orange Bank service across Europe and is planning to enter the banking market in Africa. NTT Docomo is developing a membership model that is primarily supported by its ?d-point? rewards scheme and its payment and content services. At the same time, enterprise revenue growth via co-creation initiatives with partners from various verticals is a key focus. NTT Docomo plans to have 5000 enterprise partners by FY2021/2022. Over-extension has been a key concern for AT&T and Verizon AT&T and Verizon form a standalone group. Both have been aggressive investors in non-core areas such as media, advertising and IoT, but poorer-than-anticipated performance has resulted in these operators reining in their ambitions. AT&T is deleveraging and selling off non-core assets due to investor pressure. The long-term future of its media empire remains unclear, though it seems stable for now. Further acquisitions remain unlikely, however. Verizon has also been paring back on its non-core areas and is instead emphasising financial discipline and is concentrating on its 5G roll-out. The performance of these two operators should act as a warning about overreaching, losing focus on the core business and failing to realise the synergies that underpin aggressive M&A pushes. Enterprise innovators such as Vodafone are building out their enterprise capabilities in various ways Another group includes enterprise innovators that is, operators with large and growing enterprise businesses. However, the specific approaches of these players to revenue growth vary. For example, Vodafone is placing emphasis on connectivity products such as SD-WAN and IoT and is adopting a partnership-based approach to cloud and hosting services. There is no single way of doing things among digital experimenters The approaches of various operators including Airtel, Axiata, China Unicom and Telefonica are characterised by digital experimentation. These operators know that there is potential for revenue growth outside of the traditional telecoms business, but are exploring their options carefully because of a lack of clarity regarding their viability. Each member of the digital experimenter group is investing in a different way depending on the opportunities that are available to them and their geographical footprint. Axiata, for example, is building new digital businesses in fintech, digital advertising and analytics and APIs. Telefonica?s investment interests outside the core consumer business are primarily based on data / analytics and media, and its fintech presence is limited to Spain and Germany. The formation of Telefonica Tech may represent a greater emphasis on security and IoT, but the operator will need to grow revenue organically in these areas because it appears to have ruled out large acquisitions. Most operators remain focused on connectivity for revenue growth We define connectivity players as those that are still focused on traditional domains for revenue growth (for example, via RGU and/or ARPU growth). Examples of operators in this group include America Movil and Millicom. Many of these operators do most, if not all, of their business in regions with promising economic growth prospects. Investing in upgrading speeds and improving coverage is a priority for these operators. Building a presence in media or fintech is secondary, and where these operators offer such services, they are little more than ornaments to their core offerings. Most operators in this group are consumer-focused, but some, such as Telkom, have big enterprise businesses. Time will tell how this group will fare, but many of these operators are based in stable markets. How operators? core businesses are performing is the primary determinant of their growth strategies. Orange and NTT Docomo have stable or stagnating core business revenue, which is pushing their attention to new opportunities in different spaces. AT&T and Verizon are rationalising old acquisitions, and Vodafone (and others in the enterprise innovator category) are waiting for core business revenue to stabilise. The digital experimenters do not have the funds for bigger plays (for the most part), and the connectivity players lack strong incentives to take risks.
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Contratrader Elite	04-Dec-2020 22:19        Contratrader About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Because only singtel and Ifast are listed on sgx ... humbleman      ( Date: 04-Dec-2020 22:10) Posted: its one of those business that its sure earn one. goverment bet future on it. Why no one talk abt sea? Actually sea is the biggest company of them all
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humbleman Senior	04-Dec-2020 22:10        humbleman About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	its one of those business that its sure earn one. goverment bet future on it. Why no one talk abt sea? Actually sea is the biggest company of them all
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des_khor Supreme	04-Dec-2020 22:07        des_khor About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Flexible   Mood: Yells: "Tell me who is God or Market Fortune Teller in this forum ??"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Still don?t know yet digital bank can increase profit or lose more money ? Hopefully can earn big profit and don?t be another SPH diverse out their core business . albertcumberdale      ( Date: 04-Dec-2020 21:38) Posted: I think the announcement priced in alr. Need them to announce their actual plans and roadmap before it has an impact on the price. We still have no idea how big or lucrative this venture is.
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look@bright Elite	04-Dec-2020 21:51        look@bright About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	That' s fast, initially thought will only announce closer to last week of Dec.
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albertcumberdale Member	04-Dec-2020 21:38        albertcumberdale About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	I think the announcement priced in alr. Need them to announce their actual plans and roadmap before it has an impact on the price. We still have no idea how big or lucrative this venture is.
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