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Spinning off SGX's regulatory role: seeds sowed after penny stock saga
Published Mon, Jul 18, 2016 · 09:50 PM
Singapore
EVEN from before its listing at the end of 2000, the Singapore Exchange (SGX) has been dogged by much criticism - from readers, analysts and writers of The Business Times - that commercial considerations will lead to a lighter regulatory touch, harming investors and the reputation of the stock market.
In reply, the establishment position was that there was no conflict, as a well-regul…
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