PM Lee: Oxley Road debate shows there has been no abuse of power by him or the government | SIA launches HighFlyer corporate programme aimed at SMEs

If this e-mail is not displayed properly, click [here.]( Daily Debrief TUE, JUL 4, 2017 Parliamentary Sitting on 38 Oxley Road - [PM Lee: Oxley Road debate shows there has been no abuse of power by him or the government]( - ["I did not deceive my father": PM Lee]( - [Parliament has to clear PM over allegations or censure him: ESM Goh]( - [Allegations over ministerial committee, abuse of power should be put to rest: DPM Teo]( - [Low Thia Khiang: Investigation needed to clear PM over Oxley Road allegations]( Top Stories [SIA launches HighFlyer corporate programme aimed at SMEs]( [SINGAPORE Airlines (SIA) has launched a new loyalty programme that is aimed at benefiting smaller companies and their employees at the same time.]( [New company under Lloyd's coverholder model to offer cyber insurance]( [A new company specialising in cyber, technology and financial lines has joined the flurry of insurtech activities that have started picking up in the Singapore insurance scene.]( [Olam prices S$300m subordinated perpetual securities]( [OLAM International on Tuesday announced that it has priced S$300 million of subordinated perpetual securities under its US$5 billion Euro Medium Term Note Programme.]( [Malaysia central bank says no new policy on foreign ownership of insurers' local units]( [[KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's central bank said on Tuesday that foreign shareholders of local insurers must honour their commitment in maintaining specified levels of domestic shareholding.]( [Opec output at highest this year as exempt nations pump more]( [[LONDON] Opec's crude production rose to the highest this year in June as member nations exempt from output curbs pumped more.]( THE STI TODAY [Singapore stocks finish weaker; STI falls in tandem with Hong Kong]( [THE closure of Wall Street for the July 4 celebrations meant the local market on Tuesday had to rely on Hong Kong for direction. As a result, with the Hang Seng Index sliding 1.5 per cent, its largest one-day fall so far this year, the Straits Times Index (STI) finished a largely forgettable session, nursing a 12.29 points loss at 3,211.17.]( Follow Us On [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Linkedin]( [Advertise With Us]( You are receiving this e-mail because you subscribed to the BT Breakfast Brief. We're keeping you updated with our Daily Debrief, which helps you catch up with breaking news you may have missed. If you no longer wish to receive the Daily Debrief, please click the link below to unsubscribe. If you want to unsubscribe from this mailing list, [click]( here.