Covid-19 has accelerated digital adoption across Asia, and financial services company iFAST, like its name, is expected to grow faster than the industry, writes DBS Group Research analyst Ling Lee Keng in a September 8 note. Ling is maintaining “buy” on the company with a raised target price of ...

DBS Group Research has increased its target price for Singapore-based wealth management and brokerage platform iFast Corp to S$2.60 from S$2.35, and maintained its "buy" call.

iFAST Corporation Limited is living up to its name with big, rapid moves, say CGS-CIMB analysts. The Singapore-listed financial services company has been making headlines for its collaborations with top-tier digital players in bidding for high-profile government contracts and licenses, entrenching i...

CGS-CIMB has downgraded Singapore-based wealth management and brokerage platform iFast Corp to "hold" from "add", although it increased the target price to S$2.44, from S$1.85 previously.

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Tuesday:

THE Malaysian arm of Singapore-based wealth management and brokerage platform iFast Corp has received in-principle approval from the Securities Commission Malaysia to carry out the regulated activity of dealing in securities.

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Tuesday:

SHARES of mainboard-listed iFast Corporation rose 13 per cent on Friday, prompting queries from the Singapore Exchange (SGX) about the "unusual" price movements.

iFAST Corporation has prompted a query from the Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) following an 11.28% surge in its share price to $2.17 as at 10.35am, from its opening price of $1.95 on Aug 7. The market regulator at 10.36am asked if the company if it was aware of any information that m...

THE Singapore Exchange (SGX) on Friday morning queried mainboard-listed wealth management and brokerage platform iFast Corporation about its "unusual price movements" after iFast shares rose more than 12 per cent.