Going after stock manipulators is great but just as vital is for MAS, SGX to foster a vibrant market
Ben Paul
THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced last month that five former remisiers had been convicted of false trading, and slapped with fines as well as jail time.
It was a triumph of sorts for Singapore’s market regulators, and a display of their effectiveness in going after wrongdoers and having suitably deterrent sentences imposed on them.
It was also a reminder of the need for broader measures to foster a local market ecosystem that is safe for investors and attractive for securities issuers.
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