CYS INSIGHTS

A Report by CYS Global Remit Digital Media Marketing Team For a long time, cross-border payments were treated as a back-office task — necessary, routine, and largely invisible. Once a deal was agreed, the payment simply followed. It was something to be processed, not something to be managed strategically. That view is starting to change. As global business becomes more interconnected — and more uncertain — the movement of money is taking on a different role. What was once ope

A Report by CYS Global Remit Customer Success Management Team What if every time you sent money overseas, you earned something back? With CYS Global Remit’s Remit Rewards programme, that’s exactly what happens. Every transfer you make doesn’t just move money — it builds value you can enjoy. A Trusted Partner — Now with More to Give Since 1981, CYS Global Remit has been a trusted name in Singapore for cross-border payments. With over four decades of experience across Asi

A Report by CYS Global Remit Counterparty Sales & Alliance Unit USD/SGD 1.2710 - 1.2790 Rising Tensions Drive Safe-Haven Demand for the Dollar Throughout the week, the U.S. dollar’s performance was strongly influenced by geopolitical tensions between the United States and Iran. As uncertainty increased, investors moved funds into safe-haven assets, reinforcing the dollar’s traditional role as a stable and liquid currency during periods of global risk. At the beginning of

A Report by CYS Global Remit Office Facilities Management Unit Recreating the comforting flavours of Jack's Place in the CYS office kitchen is more than a culinary activity — it is an experience that brings people together. Known as one of Singapore's most enduring Western-style restaurants, Jack's Place traces its origins to 1966, when founder Say Lip Hai partnered with Britishman Jack Hunt to establish what would become a beloved household name. Over the decades, the brand

A Report by CYS Global Remit Network Admin Support Team There is a device in almost every home that quietly connects every phone, laptop, smart TV, and baby monitor to the internet. Most people set it up once, tuck it behind the television, and never think about it again. That device is your router — and it is one of the most targeted pieces of hardware in any household. Cybersecurity authorities have found that attackers routinely compromise home routers, not necessarily to