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 corporates, likening it to regulators giving the finance sector an extra week or two of annual leave every quarter, depending on the size of the company.
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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 corporates, likening it to regulators giving the finance sector an extra week or two of annual leave...
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