Singapore state investor Temasek revamps amid global uncertainty


SINGAPORE: Singapore's state-owned investor Temasek, one of the world's top funds, announced its biggest overhaul in years on Thursday (Aug 28), creating three new entities to better manage its investments in the face of rising global market uncertainty.

It comes as US President Donald Trump's tariff policies upend the rules-based trading system that has underpinned Singapore's economy for decades, and against the backdrop of fast-paced developments in digital technologies.

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