SGX to cut down on unusual trading activity queries by half
THE number of queries issued by the Singapore Exchange (SGX) on unusual trading activity will be going down by half from Wednesday.
Tan Boon Gin, chief executive of SGX RegCo, the bourse's regulatory unit, told The Business Times that the move will eliminate unnecessary queries over what he dubs "noise" in the market.
"Markets view (queries) as a chilling effect on share prices," he said. "I'd rather issue fewer, higher quality queries, than a higher volume."
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