Singapore-based investors value confidence, financial comfort: survey
Vivienne Tay
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SINGAPORE-BASED investors have been found to value confidence, financial comfort and risk tolerance more than investors in Hong Kong and Taiwan and are least likely to be impulsive with their investments.
This is according to a study from Standard Chartered Bank released on Thursday, which compares the behaviour of investors in the three countries. The study came up with three categories of investors: comfortable, conservative and enthusiastic.
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