
Philippines turns over PHP205 million from forfeited vehicle sale
The Department of Finance says proceeds from forfeited luxury vehicles have been turned over to the treasury.
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Named and dated developments across Southeast Asia.

The Department of Finance says proceeds from forfeited luxury vehicles have been turned over to the treasury.

According to Bank Thailand News, the Bank of Thailand and Monetary Authority of Singapore announced cooperation on cybersecurity and digital-fraud protection.

The Department of Finance says the property sale adds non-tax revenue for national development priorities.

Cialfo’s Direct Apply explanation shows how an education platform is reducing application friction for schools.
According to Keppel Newsroom, keppel says its offshore fund programme is intended to monetise as many as 10 legacy rigs.

Grab’s AI Call-A-Ride pilot tests whether voice booking can widen access to ride-hailing for seniors.

Grab’s second-quarter update points to stronger regional platform demand and gives investors a clearer profitability benchmark.

The lender’s unaudited figures show more loans and a positive operating result before currency effects and tax. Credit quality remains the key missing proof.

The Singapore payments company has begun checking activity on Canton. Buyers still need evidence on live use, resilience and legal responsibility.

The Singapore hospital plans to study software that flags suspicious tissue during endoscopies. Buyers should watch whether research leads to routine clinical use.

Singapore’s regulated exchange says Canton could limit who sees transaction data. It has not announced a live product, customer or trading volume.

The cybersecurity company’s 2026 survey finds Singapore security leaders are willing to trust agentic AI for alert triage and patching, even as cyber-risk exposure remains high.