Structured notes promise yield, flexibility, and even capital protection — but are they right for your portfolio?

Host Genevieve Cua speaks with Franck Fayard from Marex to unpack how these complex instruments work, when they make sense, and what to watch out for.

From crypto-linked notes to capital protected strategies, this episode explores how structured notes can be used tactically — if you understand the trade-offs.

Synopsis: Learn to protect and grow your wealth in this monthly Business Times podcast series for affluent individuals, hosted by BT wealth editor Genevieve Cua.

Highlights of the podcast:

01:52 What are structured notes

05:02 Market factors influencing note pricing

08:33 Unwinding structured notes

11:04 Crypto-linked structured notes

Written and hosted by: Genevieve Cua (gen@sph.com.sg)

With Franck Fayard, APAC head of Marex Financial Products, Marex Solutions

Edited by: Howie Lim & Claressa Monteiro

Produced by: Genevieve Cua & Howie Lim

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IFAs play a big role in take-private offers, but their work is often criticised by investors. Senior correspondent Ben Paul looks at what they have done right and wrong in deals involving Sinarmas Land, Dyna-Mac and Great Eastern.

Highlights of the podcast:

03:28 Major shareholders versus minorities

06:04 Lowball offers draw heightened scrutiny

10:15 Consider private market value of assets

13:30 Hew to the thinking of minority investors

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Why are Singaporeans so smitten with shiny new condos?

In this episode of PropertyBT, host Leslie Yee chats with GuocoLand’s Dora Chng to unpack what’s driving the demand—from MRT-connected launches to forest-fringed retreats.

We explore why the Lentor area is so hot right now, why buyers are paying a premium for that “brand new” feel, and how green living and flex rooms are becoming the new must-haves.

Synopsis: Hosted by senior correspondent Leslie Yee, PropertyBT from The Business Times shares insights on all things Singapore property to help you on your property investment journey. Episodes feature views and insights from property analysts.

Highlights of the podcast:

00:49 New vs. Resale?

02:37 Explore the Lentor neighbourhood

08:07 Paying premium for Green

10:59 Behind the scenes of show flats

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Trade tariffs may remove Fomo among new condo buyers, open the way to relax ABSD

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Asia’s business air travel is taking off fast, and Singapore is making a bold move to stay ahead: the massive new Changi Terminal 5 (T5).

In this episode of TransportBT, host Derryn Wong chats with ATPI’s Ali Hussain about what’s fuelling the boom in the region and how T5 fits into the region’s aviation future.

Plus, they dive into how tech, tariffs, and traveller expectations are shaping Singapore’s ambitions to stay the region’s go-to air hub.

Highlights:

02:07 Asia’s business travel growth

05:01 Bright spots in Asean

06:48 Will tariffs impact travel?

08:46 Can Singapore keep up as a hub?

10:47 Will building Changi Terminal 5 pay off?

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When we hear "legacy planning," most of us think of wills, trusts, and financial assets. But what if true legacy is about much more than money?

In this episode of WealthBT, host Genevieve Cua speaks with Christopher Tan, CEO of Providend, about how legacy planning is really about values, identity, and intention. From common mistakes wealthy parents make, to the power of a heartfelt letter of wishes, this conversation will challenge you to rethink what it means to leave something meaningful behind.

Synopsis: Learn to protect and grow your wealth in this monthly Business Times podcast series for affluent individuals, hosted by BT wealth editor Genevieve Cua.

Highlights of the podcast:

01:08 What is legacy planning

04:47 Drafting a letter of wishes

07:46 Common mistakes of wealthy parents

11:49 How parents can prepare their children for inheritance

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With Christopher Tan, chief executive officer, Providend

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The rationale for Paragon Reit and FHT seeking to delist hold important lessons on the risks of investing in S-Reits, and how to ride the next upcycle. Senior correspondent Ben Paul offers his views on how investors should position themselves.

Highlights of the podcast:

03:14 Real estate requires periodic reinvestment

04:48 Higher debt costs, lower market valuations

08:46 Sponsor groups adapt to changing market

13:04 Turnaround coming; go for biggest S-Reits

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Half-way into 2025, Singapore has a new government, and the world has a new trade war.

Should we be bracing for another downturn for Singapore’s commercial properties?

But don’t panic just yet, things may not be as bad as they seem.

In this episode, Senior correspondent Leslie Yee gets insights from Cushman & Wakefield’s Wong Xian Yang on the surprising resilience of Singapore’s commercial property market.

Synopsis: Hosted by senior correspondent Leslie Yee, PropertyBT from The Business Times shares insights on all things Singapore property to help you on your property investment journey. Episodes feature views and insights from property analysts.

Highlights of the podcast:

02:19 How will a recession impact properties?

03:15 Will businesses still come to Singapore?

05:04 Will office rents hold up?

08:20 Will industrial properties go vacant?

10:05 Will investment activity slow down?

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Build more CBD offices; go slow on decentralised offices and CBD homes

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Did you know that Singapore built its first satellite station in 1971?

From the city’s first satellite launch in 1998, to pioneering cutting edge of space technology today, Singapore is, literally, reaching for the stars.

In this episode of TransportBT, host Derryn Wong journeys through Singapore’s burgeoning space industry with Jonathan Hung, the executive director of Singapore's Office for Space Technology & Industry.

01:40 Singapore’s very own NASA

03:43 Space tech in Singapore

05:30 Singapore’s space industry

07:48 Observing the Earth from space

09:50 Future of space technology

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