Your Money with Michelle Martin

What do businesses growing more than 10% know about changing consumer trends? Enter the fascinating world of how concerns from increasing food prices to mental health are changing the way different groups in Asia Pacific are choosing to purchase. What are the next big areas of opportunities businesses and investors should be aware of? Hosted by Michelle Martin with guest Craig Houliston, Regional Executive Director of Asia Regional Analytics & Insights at NielsenIQ, this show is a deep dive into the forces reshaping consumer behavior across Asia-Pacific.

Join Michelle Martin on her tour of markets! Hosted by Michelle Martin with Ryan Huang. Asia-Pacific markets surge after Wall Street's strong session, as Tokyo, Sydney, and Seoul trade up. Delve into major IPOs, from Tokyo Metro’s $2B debut to Hyundai's $3B listing in India and MMC Port’s potential $1.6B offering in Malaysia. Ryan also discusses Google’s antitrust trial and Alimentation Couche-Tard’s latest bid for Seven & I. Plus, see how shares for Sea Ltd and TSMC have risen amid tech gains, and local market movers Singapore Exchange, DBS, OCBC, and UOB lead the way.

Join Michelle Martin on her tour of markets! Hosted by Michelle Martin with Ryan Huang. Asia-Pacific markets are trading higher, with a special focus on Singapore’s tech stocks AEM, UMS, and Frencken Group, which face unique challenges despite AI-driven growth. China’s market mood takes center stage post-Golden Week, affecting companies like Las Vegas Sands and Wynn Resorts. In corporate news, PepsiCo and Roblox stumble, while Hyundai’s IPO plans soar, and WeightWatchers enters the obesity drug market. Plus, SingTel faces issues with network outages impacting customer and emergency services. Tune in for the full market breakdown!

Hosted by Michelle Martin today's edition of the show all about markets and investments features guest Cheng Chye Hsern, Head of Investment at Providend. Michelle she explores market reactions to China’s post-Golden Week market dip, questioning if recent stimulus measures can rejuvenate a volatile landscape. Cheng Chye Hsern offers insights into how investors should approach China’s rally — bull or bear? Shifting to the US, the Federal Reserve’s major rate cut sparks a discussion on its impact on stocks. Finally, US tech stocks face headwinds this quarter. Discover if it’s time to reduce exposure to tech and pivot to the broader S&P 500.

With Covid still with us and Mpox declared a public health emergency, what is one of the world's largest insurers preparing for? What is the ongoing impact of Covid? Join host Michelle Martin as she delves into lessons from the pandemic with Paul Murray Chief Executive Officer Life & Health Re​insurance, Swiss Re, including how innovation unlocked because of Covid-19, could be helping us all live longer.

Hosted by Michelle Martin with guest Ryan Huang. Join the discussion on market excitement surrounding Tokyo Metro’s IPO and Singapore's potential IPO resurgence. Michelle and Ryan also examine Rio Tinto’s bid for lithium miner Arcadium and the “buy over build” trend in commodities. Hear about record U.S. stock indices, driving the S&P 500 closer to Goldman Sachs' target of 6,000. They also tackle the ups and downs in corporate news—from Amazon’s outlook to Google’s legal challenges and Samsung’s Q3 dip. Get insights on Singapore’s Straits Times Index as it edges towards the 3,600 mark.

Hosted by Michelle Martin, join us on Money and Me the show all about making your money work harder for you, as we dive into financial strategies for young graduates with Elijah Lee, Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities. From that first paycheck excitement to his own experience with Singapore Savings Bonds, Elijah offers insights on practical tips on budgeting, choosing between career growth or wealth building, and balancing CPF top-ups with other investments. Whether you're living with parents or managing expenses solo, this episode guides you in making smart money moves that set the foundation for your financial success.

Join Michelle Martin on her tour of markets! Hosted by Michelle Martin with Ryan Huang, this episode delves into the latest moves in Asia-Pacific stocks and institutional buying in Singapore's Straits Times Index. Discover key insights on Far East Orchard, Raffles Medical, and SATS, and analyze how legal troubles at Hotel Properties Limited could impact its future. The discussion then shifts to Wall Street, previewing major earnings releases from Delta Airlines, Domino’s Pizza, JP Morgan, and Wells Fargo, alongside Ubisoft’s developments and new releases from Hon Hai Precision and McDonald’s. 

Markets can clobber investors and ruin lives. When David Gerald founded the largest retail investor body in Asia in 1999, he was leading the fight in a truly asymmetric contest with some despairing investors taking their lives. This was when some 172 thousand Singapore investors who had invested in Malaysian shares found their shares in limbo, after the Malaysian government unilaterally closed the platform Clob International. Host Michelle Martin, David Gerald, Founder and CEO of SIAS, and Aaron Low, Editor of the book Boardroom Knockout discuss SIAS's most significant battles. Learn how Gerald transitioned from someone with no experience in investing to becoming a champion of minority shareholders. Hear insights into high-profile corporate cases like Natsteel and discover the evolution of SIAS approach to conflict mediation. How is it preparing to fight for investors in the age of AI? Also hear lessons on corporate governance, investing, including tips on avoiding the seven "sins" of investing.

Join Michelle Martin on her tour of markets! Hosted by Michelle Martin with Ryan Huang, today’s discussion kicks off with rising oil prices following US President Biden's remarks on the potential Israel-Iran conflict. We explore the impact on global markets, Levi Strauss’ earnings dip, and Eli Lilly's production boost. Seven & I plans a strategic shift, while Warren Buffett eyes Japanese financials. The episode wraps up with a look at DFI Retail’s drop and SATS' rise in Singapore.