Singapore's transaction activity up 30% at US$55.4b this year
Boost comes from state investment firms; global PE funds set for more forays into region
Singapore
THE big acquisition drive this year by Singapore's state investment firms and their related companies has given a big boost to the country's total transaction activity.
Singapore saw total activity of US$55.4 billion so far this year, up 30 per cent from US$42.5 billion in the preceding year. The figure for the region - Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia - was US$74 billion.
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