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Removal of quarterly reporting won't hurt research: analysts

This is because there are other sources of information for their research reports

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Claudia Tan HS

Published Fri, Jan 10, 2020 · 09:50 PM

Singapore

MOST analysts here are not concerned that the decision by the Singapore Exchange (SGX) to remove mandatory quarterly reporting (QR) will put a dent on research here.

This is because there are other sources of information on companies that they can draw on for their research reports, they said.

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