SGX panned as a place to raise funds in 2015
Association which says it represents nearly 30 listed firms urges Singapore businesses to consider markets abroad
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AN advocacy group has suggested that businesses consider overseas markets and non-equity funding to raise capital, as it expects a lacklustre 2015 for the Singapore stock market.
The Small and Middle Capitalisation Companies Association (SMCCA), which says it has a membership of almost 30 listed companies, issued a report on Thursday stating its outlook for a weak 2015 market.
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