Singapore is considering ways to boost its stock market as it lags behind its regional counterparts, reports the Financial Times.
Singapore is considering ways to boost its stock market as it lags behind its regional counterparts, reports the Financial Times.
Singapore Exchange (SGX) is currently examining a document proposed by the nation's venture and private capital association, as reported by the Financial Times, citing three individuals familiar with the matter. The Singapore Venture & Private Capital Association (SVCA) includes state funds GIC and Temasek, local and global venture firms, and buyout groups including General Atlantic, Warburg Pincus and KKR.
According to sources, talks have been ongoing since the start of the year, with the Singapore Venture Capital and Private Equity Association (SVCA) presenting proposals that are now being reviewed by the Economic Development Board, Monetary Authority of Singapore, and Ministry of Trade and Industry.
據《金融時報》援引三位知情人士的話報道，新加坡交易所（SGX）目前正在審查該國風險投資和私人資本協會提出的一份文件。新加坡風險投資與私人資本協會（SVCA）包括國家基金新加坡投資公司和淡馬錫、本地和全球風險投資公司以及包括通用大西洋、華平投資和KKR在內的收購集團。
據消息人士透露，自年初以來，談判一直在進行中，新加坡風險投資和私募股權協會（SVCA）提出的提案目前正由經濟發展局、新加坡金融管理局和貿易和工業部審查。