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- Sep 1, 2026
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When evaluating IPOs, retail investors should really resist Fomo (opens the original)
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A key question to ask is whether sufficient upside is being offered for the risk SINGAPORE’S initial public offering market has finally shown signs of life after several lean years, a welcome development since a healthy stock market needs a steady supply of new companies to broaden investor choice and replenish the listed universe. However, investors should not ignore one uncomfortable statistic: Seven of the eight companies that have listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) this year are now trad
Should SGX follow Hong Kong’s lead on longer trading hours? (opens the original)
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Singapore’s objective is to improve liquidity and boost the capital market. Trading through lunch may not help THE Hong Kong Stock Exchange’s (HKEX) proposal to abolish its lunch break and extend trading hours has reignited a debate that Singapore thought it had settled years ago. If the HKEX proceeds with continuous trading from morning until market close, should the Singapore Exchange (SGX) respond in kind? The answer is not as straightforward as it might appear. While no exchange can afford t
Every investor deserves a second opinion (opens the original)
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As Singapore embraces a disclosure-based regime, investor protection should evolve to enable better-informed decision-making ALMOST a year ago, I called for the formation of an independent, non-profit body to provide retail investors guidance for evaluating potential sophisticated investments. Since then, the Monetary Authority of Singapore has removed the need for mandatory financial advice for certain investors and enhanced disclosure, all in order to widen the range of products available to r
If AI looks like a bubble, acts like a bubble, then… (opens the original)
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IN JULY 2007, just before the global financial crisis erupted, Citigroup chief executive Chuck Prince famously remarked: “As long as the music is playing, you’ve got to get up and dance.” His words have since become one of the defining quotations of every speculative boom: where investors may recognise that stock valuations are becoming absurdly inflated, but few are willing to leave the dance floor while prices continue to rise. That sentiment feels strikingly relevant today. Artificial intelli
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