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CNA938 Rewind - How can banks and households withstand AI shocks? #SGToday

CNA938 Rewind

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is warning of global shocks and AI pullback in its latest Financial Stability Review, but says Singapore firms and households are well-buffered. So, how can our banks and households withstand AI shocks? Daniel Martin finds out from Tay Qi Hang, Senior Analyst (Asia), Economist Intelligence Unit.

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CNA938 Rewind - The Wellness Hour - Why heart disease remains one of Singapore’s leading killers

Heart disease remains one of Singapore’s leading causes of death, even as awareness around diet, exercise and preventive care has grown. Andrea Heng looks at why cardiovascular risk remains so persistent, whether younger adults are becoming more vulnerable, and the screenings and lifestyle changes that can make the biggest difference with Dr Joshua Loh, Senior Consultant Interventional Cardiologist and Medical Director at Capital Heart Centre, a member of Beyond Medical Group.

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CNA938 Rewind - Eat, Drink, Singapore - NutriSoy brings matcha into the ready-to-drink aisle

Matcha is having a major moment, and NutriSoy is bringing it into the ready-to-drink space with a fresh soya milk latte. Andrea Heng looks at what’s driving demand, how the recipe came together, and where plant-based beverages could be headed next with Winston Seow, Director of Commercial at F&N Foods.

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CNA938 Rewind - Mind Your Money - Is AI moving faster than workplace judgement?

AI can produce polished reports, statistics and recommendations in seconds, but how do professionals know when an authoritative answer is wrong? Andrea Heng speaks with Gerry Chng, Partner and Head of Cyber, Advisory at KPMG in Singapore to look at the warning signs, the risks of exposing confidential information, and why critical judgement is becoming essential as AI takes on a larger role at work. 

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CNA938 Rewind - More youths caught for offences in Singapore as cheating cases rise

The number of young people caught for offences increased in 2025, with cheating cases accounting for much of the rise. Hairianto Diman and Rani Samtani speak with Ken Chelliah, Deputy Director for the Case Management Branch, at the Probation, Reintegration and Gambling Safeguards Division, to unpack what's driving the trend, and what can help prevent young people from progressing into more serious crime.

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CNA938 Rewind - The U.S. and Iran both want a deal. So, why can't they end the war?

The last remaining US troops have left Iraq, bringing an end to more than two decades of American military presence there. The withdrawal also comes as Washington’s conflict with Tehran continues. Hairianto Diman and Rani Samtani speak with Behnam Ben Taleblu, Iran Program Senior Director and Senior Fellow, Foundation for Defense of Democracies, to unpack the latest developments. 

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