Monetary Authority of Singapore posts S$19.7b net profit on back of strong investment gains
Singapore's central bank expects a slower economic growth in the second half of 2025, amid uncertainties over US tariffs. The Monetary Authority of Singapore recorded a better-than-expected performance in its last financial year with a net profit of S$19.7 billion — the highest since 2018 and a sharp increase from the S$3.8 billion net profit the year before. Meanwhile, assets under management grew 12.2% to exceed S$6 trillion for the first time.
Singapore's central bank expects a slower economic growth in the second half of 2025, amid uncertainties over US tariffs. The Monetary Authority of Singapore recorded a better-than-expected performance in its last financial year with a net profit of S$19.7 billion — the highest since 2018 and a sharp increase from the S$3.8 billion net profit the year before. Meanwhile, assets under management grew 12.2% to exceed S$6 trillion for the first time.
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