Your Money with Michelle Martin

How is data powering insights into the movement of mall visits? Michelle Martin speaks with Bob Koppes, Director of Strategy, PropertyGuru Group for a tour of PropertyGuru’s Mall Intelligence Module, the data-powered insights and smart enterprise solutions it offers, and how it is empowering mall operators to make intelligent decisions sooner.  

Michelle Martin and Ryan Huang find out what’s driving the turnaround in Meta’s first record high in years, why Marvell just dethroned Nvidia as Citi’s top chip-stock pick, and what you should be keeping your eye out on for the week ahead.

He went from $26,000 in debt to a reality TV star making 6 figures. Today, Kevin Kreider is the Co-founder and producer of ALLS production, developing the Asian leading roles. Michelle Martin meets Kevin Kreider, Co-founder of ALLS Productions, actor, and Founder of Sans by Taejin Beverage, to discuss his entrepreneurial journey, and how he thinks Asian experiences can be better reflected in entertainment.

Are zero commission trades too good to be true? How do brokerages make money if they’re waiving commissions. Michelle Martin speaks with Adam Reynolds, APAC CEO, Saxo to find out.

How are markets reacting to the crises happening in the Red Sea and Middle East? What’s fuelling optimism in TSMC’s outlook for 2024? And why is Mark Zuckerberg spending billions of dollars on Nvidia AI chips? Find out with Michelle Martin and Ryan Huang.

Michelle Martin and Daniel Sim, Founder of Born Poor Die Rich discuss approaches to making money work harder in today’s IR environment, how to achieve inflation beating yields and what the 6-12 month outlook for UK property could look like.

Why did Charles Schwab’s stock drop after reporting its earnings result? What are 2 cybersecurity stocks to watch? And what’s China’s latest Q4 GDP numbers? Michelle Martin and Ryan Huang unpack it all. 

ProfilePrint is a Singapore-based, AI-driven ingredient quality platform powered by a patented digital food identity-as-a-service technology. The company offers transformative solutions that seek to revolutionise the way ingredients are sourced, verified, and traded - setting in motion a new era of agricultural best practices. Backed by the world’s largest food ingredient conglomerates and international venture funds, ProfilePrint synthesises complex molecular data of ingredient samples into digital fingerprints, rapidly predicting its identity and quality, helping agribusinesses to buy and sell better. By enabling users to rapidly iterate on potential new blends tailored to their specific needs and availability of inventory, significant time and effort can be saved, thereby shortening the product development cycle and ultimately creating a more efficient supply chain. Host Michelle Martin is in conversation with Kai Lun Chin, Chief Operating Officer, Profileprint to find out how they are using digital fingerprints and AI to help agri-businesses expedite product development, facilitate spot trading and even digitise sample approval processes.  -- About the Awards: Launched in 2008 and now in its 16th year, the EE Awards is an annual event that recognises the bold ambition of young businesses in Singapore and the region that are under ten years old, celebrating their business innovation, resilience, and excellence. It is jointly organised by The Business Times, Singapore’s only financial daily published by SPH Media, and OCBC, Asia's Best SME Bank. The 2023 EE Awards are supported by Mastercard, Oliver Wyman, Rajah & Tann Asia, RSM - Singapore, A*Star - Agency for Science, Technology and Research, Enterprise Singapore, and Paia Consulting.  For more information on EE2023, please visit: https://www.ocbc.com/business-banking/emerging-enterprise-award

How can one build a resilient and successful dividend portfolio? Find out with Michelle Martin as she speaks to Willie Keng, Founder, Dividend Titan about his 2024 guide. Both discuss key insights to empower you to acquire the Volvo of equities - the dividend paying stock.

On today’s episode of Market View, Michelle Martin and Ryan Huang find out what’s driving Synopsys to acquire Ansys for $35 billion, what’s driving positive returns on US bank earnings, and the 5 Japanese companies that Warren Buffett is steadily increasing stakes in.