Singapore mom-and-pop investors face losses as bond risks spread
This year's retail issues of Singdollar notes currently below par sales value
Hong Kong
SINGAPORE millionaires stung by the misery of recent bond defaults now have company as the fallout threatens losses for mom-and-pop investors.
All four new issues of Singapore dollar-denominated notes targeted at individuals this year have dropped below the par sales value, as failures in the broader market stoke speculation that non-payments will spread.
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