SME Microcapital

Why the Temporary Bridging Loan is the best loan for SMEs

Since its introduction as part of the Solidarity Budget 2020 on 6 April 2020 to combat the economic disruption brought by Covid-19, the temporary bridging loan Programme (TPLP) has continued to receive an onslaught of new applications from Singapore local SMEs. Not withstanding that the pandemic has forced many businesses to seek for financial support,

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Grab

Why Grab was building an Ecosystem?

Ride Hailing Network Disintermediation It’s easy to think of Grab as the revolutionary Company that disintermediated the ride-hailing taxi network. But is that really all Grab inspires to be? When co-founders Anthony and Hooi Ling got together, they tackled the transportation industry first, amidst harsh criticism from the mainstream taxi companies. In fact, when they

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Loans disbursed totaling $800 million from DBS

Earlier this year, we discussed that up to $490 million in loans were disbursed to loans and that taking a loan would be in any business’ favourable interest due to the low-interest rates. From this article, DBS alone “has approved about 9,500 collateral-free loans totalling over $3 billion to small and micro-enterprises.  This is within

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Over $490m Disbursed In Loans to 1,200 FIRMS UNDER TWO ENTERPRISE SINGAPORE SCHEMES -COVID 19​

The loans are here to help firms tide over the Covid-19 Crisis. Over 1,200 companies have successfully taken government assisted loans, amounting to loans more than $490 million under the Enhanced Enterprise Financing Scheme – namely the SME Working Capital Loan and Temporary Bridging Loan Programme. The figures are encouraging, but is not wholly representative

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$10 billion in loans issued amid tough times ahead

With the transition of Phase 1, many businesses have started partially resuming their operations, and many more and scheduled to open in Phase 2.  However, it is clear that balance sheets among companies have taken a significant hit. The forced closure during the circuit breaker has made it such that businesses were basically bleeding throughout

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