Protect your home with industry-leading security cameras and accessories while saving money!
SINGAPORE – Media OutReach – 7 October 2022 – Who says money cannot buy peace of mind? Arlo’s extensive range of smart security solutions, from cameras to doorbells and chimes, will help keep a watchful eye on your property and protect your loved ones while you are away.
With 10.10 just around the corner, Arlo is offering a slew of exciting deals across its portfolio of industry-leading smart home security solutions, including the Arlo Pro 4 Wireless Security Camera and Arlo Essential Wireless Doorbell among others. No better time than now to give your home that extra layer of protection!
Arlo Pro 4 Wireless Security Camera
The versatile Arlo Pro 4 Wireless Security Camera features advanced technologies such as 2K HDR video quality, an integrated spotlight with colour night vision and a 160-degree field of view to deliver superior video quality whether day or night, outdoor or indoor. Easily connect the Pro 4 directly to Wi-Fi to enable a hassle-free set-up as a standalone security solution or a complimentary camera to an existing Arlo ecosystem. Its two-way audio allows users to have crystal-clear communication, while the built-in smart siren wards off any unwanted visitors on the property.
Capturing what most traditional video doorbells can’t, the Arlo Essential Wireless Video Doorbell gives you a complete view of your front door with its optimised 1:1 aspect ratio and 1536*1536 HD videowith HDR, so you can see visitors from head-to-toe and easily spot delivery packages on the ground. It also offers direct-to-mobile video calls, clear, two-way audio and personalised alerts to allow users to quickly reply to guests or take action. To top it off, the Arlo Essential Wireless Video Doorbell’swire-free set-up, fullweather resistance, night vision and built-in siren make it an effective yet easy, fuss-free way to provide your front door with always-on security.
Arlo’s 10.10 promotions will run from 10 to 12 October 2022, and are available at Kaira – Arlo’s official distributor – as well as Lazada, Shopee, Amazon, Challenger and Harvey Norman.
Arlo is the award-winning, industry leader that is transforming the way people experience the connected lifestyle. Arlo’s deep expertise in product design, wireless connectivity, cloud infrastructure and cutting-edge AI capabilities focuses on delivering a seamless, smart home experience for Arlo users that is easy to setup and interact with every day. The company’s cloud-based platform provides users with visibility, insight and a powerful means to help protect and connect in real-time with the people and things that matter most, from any location with a Wi-Fi or a cellular connection. To date, Arlo has launched several categories of award-winning smart connected devices, including wire-free smart Wi-Fi and 4G LTE-enabled security cameras, audio and video doorbells, and floodlight.
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This week, adolescents in Huayxai district, Bokeo province took part in a debate competition on the theme ‘my body, my rights to mark International Day of the Girl Child.
The platform supports Singapore’s post-pandemic MICE industry recovery following the city’s full reopening
The four-day trade show will host a series of competitions and a new feature area Hospitality 4.0
SINGAPORE – Media OutReach – 7 October 2022 –FHA-Food & Beverage, Asia’s leading F&B trade show, presents its initiative for the HoReCa market with FHA-HoReCa 2022, happening this 25-28 October 2022 at the Singapore EXPO.
FHA-HoReCA in 2018
This spin-off serves as a highly focused platform for the food service industry, targeting to help the growth of the industry with the unveiling of new market innovations and sharing of best practices. It does so by showcasing the latest equipment and hospitality supplies spanning five core segments – Bakery, Pastry & Gelato, Foodservice & Hospitality Equipment, Hospitality Style, Hospitality Technology, and Speciality Coffee & Tea. It will also include four days of seminars, specialised masterclasses, and workshops led by industry leaders and key opinion leaders.
Over 25,000 trade visitors are expected to visit 800+ exhibitors from 30+countries and regions, including international pavilions from China, Italy, France, Germany, and Spain, that will be participating in this year’s instalment spanning more than 50,000 square metres. Key exhibitors include market leaders for gelato in the HoReCa market, such as Carpigiani, MEC 3, and PreGel, who have been long supporters of the trade show.
What’s New at FHA-HoReCa
FHA-HoReCa is proud to introduce a brand-new experience zone: Hospitality 4.0. The feature area in Hall 2 is to highlight innovative solutions in three distinct areas – restaurant, kitchen, and hotels – as well as offers a four-day conference program with over 50 international thought-leaders discussing the future of hospitality. The zone also incorporates a start-up village and hosts the inaugural Hotel Innovation Challenge Asia (HICA) 2022.
As Asia Pacific’s hotel sector continued to accelerate in 2022 with investment volumes for the first half of the year totalling $6.8 billion (JLL), the industry is looking confidently ahead to rebounding to pre-pandemic levels. Room occupancy rates in Asia are also expected to recover to pre-covid numbers by 2024 accordingly to CBRE. The industry is however facing major challenges ranging from labour shortages, sustainability concerns and multitude of operational deficiencies and uneven digitalization. To address these difficulties and boost recovery, the Food & Hotel Asia together with the Singapore Hotel Association (SHA) and supported by the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) presents the inaugural Hotel Innovation Challenge Asia (HICA) finals. HICA seeks to uncover Asia’s next great hospitality solution developed by best new entrepreneurs. Shortlisted from hundreds of international entrants, the eight HICA finalists are to pitch to a jury of five judges including the CTO of Singapore Tourism Board (STB), Velocity Ventures, Vice President of Frasers Hospitality, Country General Manager of The Fullerton Hotels and Resorts and President of Hospitality Information Technology Association Singapore (HITAS) for the win on October 25th.
The Hospitality 4.0 Theatre features a four-day content program with notable international thought-leaders discussing the future of hospitality. The conference includes a line-up of more than 50 distinguished speakers including the presidents of the Singapore Hotel Association (SHA), Hotel and Restaurant Association of the Philippines (HRAP), Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH), Thai Hotel Association (THA) and chairman of the Indonesia Hotel and Restaurant Association (IH&RA) will give a status update on hospitality in their respective countries. The dozens of seminars also comprise Group Vice President or IT, Accor Invest, Vice President, Hotel Operations of Pan Pacific Hotels Group, General Manager InterContinental Hotel Bugis, Bear Robotics, eHotelier, Vice President of Food & Beverage, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, Foodservice Consultants Society International (FCSI), STR, Compass Group, Senior Vice President and Managing Director Welbilt, numerous Michelin Starred Chefs, General Manager Fairmont Singapore & Swissotel The Stamford, Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT), CEO of Singapore Productivity Centre, Horwath (HTL), GlobalData, SHATEC and many others.
Dotted around the Hospitality 4.0 zone is the Hospitality Start-Up Village hosting are innovative solution providers that bring new capabilities to front-of-house (restaurant 4.0), hotel (hotel 4.0) and back-of-house operations (kitchen 4.0). Attendees will be privy to an array of award-winning tech that ranges from robotics, data analytics, travel-tech, sustainability focused, or Internet of Things (IoT) enabled products and services to streamline operations, deliver higher efficiencies, lower costs and increase customer satisfaction.
Nursing Culinary Talents Via Competitions
In association with the World Association of Chefs’ Societies (WorldChefs), supported by the Singapore Chefs’ Association (SCA) and regional chefs’ associations, the FHA Culinary Challenge (FCC) is the arena for culinary talents from around the world to display their gastronomic skills and be accredited by a panel of internationally acclaimed judges recognised by WorldChefs. FCC – Patisserie Categories will kick off the programme at FHA-HoReCa held from 25 to 28 October 2022, the competition will feature Practical Cake Decoration alongside other dessert and pastry activities.
Other competitions on the agenda that aims to enrich the expo experience ranges from pastry to dessert and coffee:
The Asian Gelato Cup (AGC) is a biennial event supported by the Singapore Pastry Alliance, Gelato e Cultura S.r.l., and Italian Exhibition Group Expo S.p.a. The competition seeks to heighten the tradition of artisan gelato regionally, with primary goals of developing the professional skills of the gelato, dessert and pastry chefs in the region whilst igniting creativity and interest in gelato making. This year’s theme of “Tropical Paradise” will require the competing teams to display a grand gelato buffet consisting of plated desserts, gelato cakes, gourmet gelato, and an artistic showpiece within a time limit of 8 hours. Top performing teams will gain the chance to represent Asia in the prestigious Gelato World Cup 2024 to be held in Rimini, Italy.
Among the most highly anticipated patisserie events in Asia, Asian Pastry Cup will host the crème de la crème of the pastry world from Asia. These chefs will compete and exhibit their dessert-making skills, presenting the most ambitious and complex works of pastry art. This live competition pits countries in Asia against another, culminating in a display of the most beautiful pastry creation. The competition aims to build an ever-growing community of chefs dedicated to moving the culinary profession forward. A competition of world-class standards, the competitive platform will see participants being challenged to meet the highest of standards of the industry. The 3 top performing teams of Asian Pastry Cup will represent Asia in Coupe du Monde de la Pâtisserie (Pastry World Cup) 2023 in Lyon, France.
The ASEAN Barista Team Championship is a competition designed to reproduce the pressure of what happens behind espresso bars around the world. Under pressure, baristas must work as a team to deliver three things that matter to coffee customers; fast service and excellent presentation whilst maintaining quality and accuracy. It’s a colourful and energetic display of talent from some of the world’s best Baristas.
Register Now
The registration for on-site seminars is highly encouraged through a 2- step process: please 1) register for FHA here, then 2) register for respective seminars from your profile page.
A woman is being consoled at a Thailand daycare center, in the town of Uthai Sawan, in the northeastern province of Nongbua Lamphu where an assailant fired shots killing 38 people, including 24 children. (Photo Credit: Mungkorn Sriboonreung Rescue Group)
The death toll rose to 38 people, including 24 children (21 boys and 3 girls), as more shocking details and eyewitness accounts were revealed from the mass shooting at a preschool in Thailand’s northeastern province.
HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach – 7 October 2022 – Today, IX Asia Indexes Company Limited (“IX Asia Indexes”) announced the 2022 3rd quarter review of the ixCrypto Index (“IXCI”) with results of the constituent review and exchange review as follows:
Constituent Review
The number of constituent cryptos will be increased from the current 29 to 33 constituents:
Additions
Shiba Inu
Chainlink
ApeCoin
Decentraland
The Sandbox
Axie Infinity
Deletion
Klaytn
Fantom
After the change, the free float adjusted market capitalization coverage is 72.57%*, while the 90-day-average volume coverage is 86.8%*. The constituents changes above and recapping at 40% will be effective on Oct 14, 2022 (Friday).
Since the last review, there has been an increase in the crypto total market capitalisation from USD0.8tn to USD0.94tn(+17.5%), and a rise in the daily volume from USD62bn to USD70bn(+12.9%). Bitcoin remains as the largest crypto in the constituent list, with its price fell by 2.64% since the last review.
Exchange Review
As a result of exchange review, the selected 10 exchanges to generate each of the fair average prices for the constituents are as follows:
Selected Exchanges
Binance
Biconomy
BitMart
Coinbase Exchange
FTX
FMFW.io
HitBTC
OKX
Upbit
XT.com
For more details about our exchange selection criteria, please email info@ix-index.com
More details about the ixCrypto Index, including its constituents, constituents’ weight are provided in the Appendices, or refer to the website https://ix-index.com/
*exclude stable coins and exchange coins (based on conflict of interest rule methodology effective Oct 2, 2020)
Appendix 1
ixCrypto Index (“IXCI”)
Universe
All crypto coins traded in at least two different exchanges around the world
Selection Criteria
Cryptocurrencies ranking in the top 80% of cumulative full market capitalization (“MC”) coverage and within an acceptable range in accordance with the Volume Buffer Rule in terms of 90-day average trading volume
Number of Constituents
Variable/33 in Q4 2022
Launch Date
12th December 2018
Base Date
3rd December 2018
Base Value
1,000
Reconstitution Rule
If the coverage is below 75% or any of constituents is not within an acceptable range in accordance with the Volume Buffer Rule in terms of 90-day average trading volume, IXCI will be reconstituted to bring MC coverage back and do liquidity screening.
Reconstitution and Rebalancing Frequency
Quarterly and with a fast entry rule
Weighting Methodology
Free float adjusted market capitalization weighted with a cap of 40%, or a 40%/ 30%/ 20% step cap under extreme conditions
Data as of 30 September 2022 (HKT) * 90-day-average-volume ranking in total market is shown in the parentheses * For the calculation methodology of the index, please refer to the “ixCrypto Index Methodology Paper” on our website
Appendix 3
ixCrypto Indexes Dissemination
Real time indexes are disseminated every 5-second interval for 7×24 since 23 June 2022. The real-time indexes are available for viewing on the IX Crypto Index official webpage. For IXCI, IXBI and IXEI, the indexes are also available through Nasdaq Global Index Data Service (GIDS) with the tickers “IXCI”, “IXBI” and “IXEI”, with dissemination interval kept at 15-second unchanged.
The vendor tickers are shown below:
Index Name
Bloomberg Ticker
Reuters Ticker
ixCrypto Index
IXCI
.IXCI
ixBitcoin Index
IXCBI
.IXBI1
ixEthereum Index
IXCEI
.IXEI1
For further information about ixCrypto Index and other available indexes including IX Crypto spot price index series, please visit company official webpage https://ix-index.com.
For free API use on academic research or trial, please contact enquiry@ix-index.com
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About IX Asia Indexes and IX Index Advisory Committee
IX Asia Indexes is an award-winning index company, providing real-time digital asset and innovative indexes, disseminated 7×24 globally and built on robust infrastructure. Since the launch of the first crypto benchmark index launched in Hong Kong in December 2018, the ixCrypto index series expand into 14 indexes with one market index, 2 single coin indexes and 11 spot price (fixing) indexes. To ensure the professionality and impartiality of the index methodologies and operations, IX Asia Indexes has established its index advisory committee with representation from different industries, including fund management, exchanges, brokerage, financial blockchain experts, crypto service providers, etc. The committee will meet quarterly a year to discuss matters relating to the IX Asia Indexes, including to review and to comment the data sources, methodologies, and operations of IX Asia Indexes, to provide guidance to the future development of new IX Asia Indexes and to handle other issues and decisions on an as-needed basis.
IX Asia Indexes was awarded the Fintech Award (wealth investment and management) 2019 and 2021 organised by ETNet. It as well won an award for Startup of the Year and Basic Technology (Big Data) from Hong Kong Fintech Impetus Awards 2022 by Metro Broadcast and KPMG.
The ixCrypto index (“IXCI”) is the first crypto index launched in Hong Kong. It was launched on 12 December 2018. It is denominated in USD with a base value of 1000 and a base date on 3 December 2018. Designed to be easy to understand while providing a good representation of the crypto market, ixCrypto index aims to cover the top 80% of the cumulative free-float adjusted market capitalization in the crypto universe and, at the same time, the crypto currencies should fall within the top liquid cryptos ranked by trading volume in the 90 days preceding the review date. The index is to be reviewed quarterly and with a fast entry rule. Real time indexes are disseminated every 5-second for 7X24 since 23 June 2022. Real time index data together with ixBitcoin Index and ixEthereum Index can be obtained from IX Asia Indexes Data Services. For IXCI, IXBI and IXEI, the indexes are also available through Nasdaq Global Index Data Service (GIDS) with the tickers “IXCI”, “IXBI” and “IXEI”, with dissemination interval kept at 15-second unchanged.
New “0+3” quarantine measure to help reignite business travel, although no immediate boost to tourism activities is anticipated
Hong Kong’s Grade A office market remained generally quiet in Q3, but pre-commitments at new project completions pushed up citywide net absorption to reach 183,000 sq ft
Overall office rents fell by a further 2.3% q-o-q, although the decline is expected to narrow in Q4, with the full-year rental movement forecast now in a -3% to -5% range
The retail market is recovering slowly, with retail sales in the first eight months down by 1.5% y-o-y; some retailers have held back on expansion plans in response to a still uncertain timeline for a full border reopening with mainland China
The recently announced “0+3” quarantine measure will help stimulate outbound spending but may not immediately attract an influx of tourists to Hong Kong, weighing on the short-term retail recovery
HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach – 6 October 2022 – Global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield today published its Hong Kong Office and Retail Leasing Markets Review and Outlook Q3 2022 report. Office and retail leasing activities were both relatively quiet in Q3. Overall office market net absorption returned to positive territory on the back of pre-commitments at new projects within the Hong Kong East district. Nevertheless, a rise in the availability rate saw rents trend downward at -2.3% q-o-q in Q3. The local retail market also remained weakened, with total retail sales for January to August 2022 recorded at HK$226.7 billion, down 1.5% y-o-y. While the latest “0+3” quarantine rule for inbound travelers may not immediately boost tourism to Hong Kong, it may instead spur locals towards outbound travel and hence impact short-term domestic retail sales.
Office market
Office leasing activities remained quiet in Q3, against a backdrop of global economic instability, interest rate hikes, and continuing uncertainty over the Hong Kong-mainland China border reopening. The overall office rental level further trended further downwards, at -2.3% q-o-q and -4.0% YTD. By submarket, core districts such as Greater Tsimshatsui and Greater Central experienced more notable drops, down by 3.1% q-o-q and 2.4% q-o-q, respectively (Chart 1). Overall rents have now fallen by 29% since their peak in April 2019.
John Siu, Managing Director, Head of Project and Occupier Services, Hong Kong, Cushman & Wakefield stated: “As office availability remains high, some landlords have adopted more flexible leasing plans, such as providing rent-free periods and capital expenditure subsidies to attract tenants. Having said that, since office rents have dropped almost 30% from the last peak in 2019, a further major rental correction is unlikely. The recent “0+3″ measure and the gradually relaxed quarantine arrangements will likely help to bring a positive spin by improving capital flow and business travel. We expect the overall office market rental decline will narrow in Q4, with the full year rental forecast now in the -3% to -5% range.”
In terms of net absorption, the positive figure of 183,000 sq ft in Q3 was mainly driven by pre-commitments at newly completed offices (Chart 2). Submarkets with new office completions, such as Hong Kong East, Hong Kong South, and Kowloon East, all saw rebounds in net absorption in Q3. However, overall new leasing demand in the market remained sluggish, with some companies returning space to the market upon lease expiry for cost-saving purposes. Combined with the impact of the 2 million sq ft of newly completed office space in Q3, the overall availability rate climbed to 16.1%, up from 13.8% in Q2.
John Siu further stated, “There were quite a few notable office completions this quarter, including Two Taikoo Place in Hong Kong East, which had witnessed relatively strong pre-commitment, pushing the submarket’s quarterly net absorption to 348,000 sq ft. In terms of new leasing transactions by floor area, the banking and finance (26.7%) and professional services (22.7%) sectors remained the key drivers, while we also saw new lettings from government entities, insurance firms and flex space operators pick up notably, accounting for 15.7%, 11.3% and 10.6% by share, respectively (Chart 3). Core submarkets recorded several leases via flex space expansions in recent months, with more businesses looking for flexible lease terms and lower capital expenditure amid a market facing economic uncertainty and interest rate hikes. We expect to see this trend remain in 2023.”
Retail market
The retail market remained subdued in Q3, with stock market volatility and interest rate hikes leading to more conservative local spending. Total retail sales decreased by 1.5% y-o-y for the first eight months from January to August 2022, although the medicines & cosmetics, supermarket, F&B, and daily necessities sectors performed relatively well (Chart 4). Sales in the month of August 2022 fell 0.1% y-o-y from the high base of last year, reflecting a more cautious spending attitude from the general market.
In terms of high street store vacancy rates, submarket performance varied, with Hong Kong Island performing better than Kowloon. Vacancy rates in Causeway Bay (5.3%) and Central (8.5%) have fallen to their lowest levels since the pandemic, despite some being short-term leases, while vacancy in Tsimshatsui (16.7%) and Mongkok (12.5%) in Kowloon rose slightly. In Tsimshatsui, vacant stores have become more evident in traditional tourist streets such as Canton Road, while some large retailers in Mongkok have also downsized or are undertaking consolidation.
Kevin Lam, Executive Director, Head of Retail Services, Agency & Management, Hong Kong, Cushman & Wakefield stated, “Although the government has gradually eased quarantine measures, Hong Kong and mainland China have yet to achieve a full border opening, making it difficult for retailers to deploy expansion plans. As a result, leasing activities remained quiet in Q3. However, vacancy rates in Central and Causeway Bay have dropped significantly compared with the beginning of the year. Although Causeway Bay is traditionally supported by tourist activities, the district is transforming and has become more appealing for local consumers. Meanwhile, consumption activities are still focused on local office workers and high-spending groups, as Central will continue to display resilience despite dampened tourism activities.”
In terms of high street rents, suburban submarkets such as Yuen Long and Tuen Mun were relatively stable, but the core submarkets’ rents continued to come under pressure. Rents at traditional tourist districts such as Causeway Bay and Tsimshatsui fell more significantly, by 1.9% q-o-q (-7.6% YTD) and 1.2% q-o-q (-5.1% YTD), respectively. In contrast, rents at local consumer-heavy districts such as Central, Yuen Long and Tuen Mun were relatively stable. Rents in the F&B sector were also relatively resilient, with the exception of Central, with the other submarkets’ rental levels rising slightly at 0.9% q-o-q to 1.4% q-o-q in Q3 (Chart 5).
Kevin Lam added, “The government’s latest announcement of the “0+3″ quarantine measure may not immediately attract an influx of tourists to Hong Kong, yet it could encourage locals to travel abroad, as they have been frustrated by stringent quarantine measures since the beginning of the pandemic. In the short term, outbound travel by locals could weaken local consumption and hence weigh on rental levels in Q4. However, the recently announced relaxation of restaurant dine-in rules, to allow 12 people per table, should lend support to F&B performance. As we enter the year-end holiday season, short-term leases will likely be more popular and we expect vacancy rates to reduce further towards the end of the year. Meanwhile, unless the government introduces more favorable policies for the retail market, high street retail rents are not expected to see significant rises until the second half of next year.”
Photo caption: Picture: John Siu, Managing Director, Head of Project and Occupier Services, Hong Kong, Cushman & Wakefield (left); Kevin Lam, Executive Director, Head of Retail Services, Agency & Management, Hong Kong, Cushman & Wakefield (right)
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About Cushman & Wakefield
Cushman & Wakefield (NYSE: CWK) is a leading global real estate services firm that delivers exceptional value for real estate occupiers and owners. Cushman & Wakefield is among the largest real estate services firms in the world, with approximately 50,000 employees in over 400 offices and 60 countries. In Greater China, a network of 23 offices serves local markets across the region, earning recognition and winning multiple awards for industry-leading performance. In 2021, the firm had revenue of $9.4 billion across core services including valuation, consulting, project & development services, capital markets, project & occupier services, industrial & logistics, retail and others. To learn more, visit www.cushmanwakefield.com or follow @CushWake on Twitter.
A woman sitting next to Thu Bồn river in Hoi An, Vietnam
After a two-year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Mekong Tourism Forum (MTF) is returning as a physical event in 2022. Organized with the intention of promoting the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) as a single tourist destination, the event provides a collaborative platform for travel and tourism stakeholders to discuss regional tourism development in the GMS countries of Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, and China (specifically Yunnan and Guangxi provinces).
The MTF 2022 will be held in Quang Nam Province, home to the ancient town of Hoi An in central Vietnam, from 12–13 October and will also focus on the marketing and promotion of travel to, from, and within the GMS.
Poster for the Mekong Tourism Forum 2022
The theme for this year’s forum is “Rebuild Tourism, Rebound with Resilience,” making the event the first interactive in-person occasion bringing together public and private-sector tourism leaders and experts from the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) and beyond since the pandemic began. It will primarily focus on targeted regional efforts and collaboration across sectors to rebuild a more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable tourism industry.
The forum will be featuring insightful conversations about critical trends and issues related to tourism recovery communications, digital transformation, supply chain localization, and capacity-building support and upskilling programs for the tourism workforce, particularly among micro, small and medium-sized enterprises.
Set amid the backdrop of a UNESCO World Heritage town rich in history and culture in between the sea and mountains, it is an excellent opportunity for people to escape the virtual realm and return to the real world while reconnecting and networking with regional tourism leaders and experts.
Aerial view of the ancient town of Hoi An
Register here to attend the tourism exhibition that will aim to showcase regional best practices in sustainability and local creative tourism products from across the region.