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INITIATIVES
- • Singapore Green Finance Centre
- • Asian Financial Leaders Programme
- • SMU Financial Literacy, Inclusion and Technology (SMU FinLIT) Programme
- • Inclusive and Immersive Experiential Learning (I2XL) Programme
- • Climate Governance Singapore
- • G53 Financial Literacy and Personal Finance Network
- • Women In Sustainability and Environment
SKBI AT A GLANCE
A leading international institute for applied financial and economic research.
About late
Mr Sim Kee Boon
Mr Sim Kee Boon was a leading member of the founding generation of civil servants who, together with Singapore’s political leaders, steered the nation through a period of turbulence and uncertainty to success and stability.
Research Outputs
and accolades
See the list of our highlighted publications on Financial Education and Inclusion, Sustainable Finance, Financial Technology, and Macro Markets, Other areas of Financial Economics
LATEST NEWS
Former BSP official: Peso gets a boost but P60 not impossible
25 Jan 2026
After sliding to record lows, Diwa Guinigundo, Member of the Advisory Panel of the Sim Kee Boon Institute for Financial Economics at SMU, said that the Philippine peso could get a temporary lift from…
Singaporeans’ Inflation Expectations Rise with Global Trade and Policy Uncertainty
20 Jan 2026
These are the research findings of the 58th round of the DBS-SKBI Singapore Index of Inflation Expectations (SInDEx) Survey at the Sim Kee Boon Institute for Financial Economics (SKBI),…
Singaporeans’ inflation expectations decline amid global challenges
21 Oct 2025
On 21 October 2025, results of the Singapore Index of Inflation Expectations (SINDEX) Survey jointly released by DBS and SMU’s Sim Kee Boon Institute for Financial Economics (SKBI) showed that local…
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