Tan Boon Gin
Companies must act as market and regulatory forces align
Large buyers need accurate emissions data to meet their own reporting obligations, and that pressure is cascading down the supply chain
Referee kayu? Like in football, focus in the market should be on the ‘play’, not the refereeing
But public action is a deterrent to future bad behaviour that crosses the line
Internalisation of Reits: How to avoid the nuclear option
Sponsors should signal very clearly their commitment to creating value for unitholders
Valuers who fall short will continue to be taken to task: SGX Regco chief
VALUERS who have fallen short have been referred to their relevant disciplinary bodies, said the chief executive of Singapore Exchange Regulation (RegCo), as he served notice that these referrals will...
Shareholders should be updated on key milestones in general offer: SGX RegCo
IN A general offer, shareholders should be kept updated via SGXNET when the offeror has achieved the 75 per cent acceptance condition, and when the issuer has lost free float, chief executive of the S...
Shareholders should be updated on key milestones in a general offer: SGX RegCo
SHAREHOLDERS should be kept updated regarding certain key milestones via announcements on SGXNET when it comes to a general offer, Tan Boon Gin, chief executive of Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX R...
Generic disclosures ascribed to Covid-19 not good enough: SGX RegCo
Imperative for companies to provide investors with timely disclosures and regular business updates
SGX RegCo seeks to hardcode whistleblowing policy into Listing Rules
This ensures confidentiality and no retaliation against complainants, says regulator
SGX RegCo expects timely, adequate disclosure of significant litigation
SINGAPORE'S frontline market regulator is serving notice on listed companies that they must make timely disclosure and provide sufficient details when it comes to significant litigation.
No quarterly reporting; now make that work
WHEN news broke that Singapore will no longer require quarterly reporting from listed companies, save the 100 high-risk firms identified, one banker quipped that it's music to the ears of many corpora...
