Putting listed firms on the Fast Track
The "tiering" adopted by SGX makes it clear to investors as to which companies are the most compliant, while also ensuring the system is as inclusive as possible.
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THE fact that we have a Fast Track programme for listed companies at all underscores SGX's approach to regulation: that we do not take a one-size-fits-all approach. We simply can't because companies can be very different in the way they comply with our listing rules, or even with the law. Let me explain.
When you consider the landscape of the close to 750 companies listed on SGX, many people divide them into either local companies or foreign companies. Some see them as large-cap, mid-cap and small-cap companies. Others may slice and dice the companies into sectors and industries, New Tech and Brick-and-Mortar, established and emerging businesses and the list goes on.
SGX's "tiering" approach
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