Equity Market Development Programme

Rising innovation in sectors will reward SMIDs in due course, says Natixis IM Singapore CEO

2026-11-06T05:10:34.000Z
Singapore has done a great deal to make its market worth watching again. The rest is up to the companies.

Singapore is fixing its market. Companies still have to fix their story

2026-11-03T23:15:00.000Z
Some startups say the deepened liquidity from the EQDP is a boon, but that expanded research coverage and a more diversified pool of investors are also on their wish list.

EQDP puts SGX listings back on the radar for Singapore startups

2026-10-25T23:00:00.000Z
National Development Minister Chee Hong Tat says that even as markets go through cycles, “what matters is that we stay focused on rebuilding broader and deeper capabilities over the medium to longer term”.

Singapore’s EQDP attracts more than S$1 in private capital for every public dollar invested: Chee Hong Tat

2026-10-21T12:07:27.000Z
The investment case for Singapore stocks has evolved from a rerating story into one increasingly supported by earnings and income.
INVESTING GLOBALLY & PROFITABLY

Singapore stocks in Q4 2026: A steady anchor in an AI-heavy world

2026-10-06T07:00:00.000Z
Earlier allocations from the EQDP have boosted liquidity, but mid-caps have trailed the STI.

MAS’ third EQDP shot of S$1.45 billion a catalyst for small and mid-caps to catch up: JPMorgan

2026-10-06T05:36:50.000Z
Panellists at the SID Chairperson Guild Forum. From left: UBS’ Lee Wen Ching, Avanda’s Sherman Lim, LGI’s Tan Lee Tee and Fullerton Fund Management’s Shawn Ang.

Dividends or growth? EQDP fund managers say capital allocation is key to valuations

2026-10-01T10:13:47.000Z
Chee Hong Tat, minister for national development and deputy chairman of MAS, says there will be a new Investment Management Track under ONE Pass.

MAS allocates S$1.45 billion to five asset managers in third EQDP batch: Chee Hong Tat

2026-09-29T03:07:07.000Z
Singapore has to provide more unique investment opportunities that are different from what is available elsewhere, to attract more Chinese investors.

Singapore needs more diverse, high-growth listings given large-cap dominance: panellist

2026-09-21T10:08:05.000Z
Asean capital markets pose challenges for Chinese investors, said panellists at CGS’ China-Asean Business Leaders Summit on Monday (Sep 21).

Asean public markets need better investability, access to attract Chinese investments: panellists

2026-09-21T07:31:43.000Z