Wolf Money(New $5 billion scheme by MAS to boost S’pore stocks as part of measures to revive SGX)

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(Source: The Straits Times)

Great news for the stock market. I applaud MAS for leading the way to increase the vibrancy of the Singapore market. One of the major changes which I think will move the needle for our stock market is the changes to the composition of what a GIP can invests. It is about time the family offices do something for our market. Thank you 🙏 

“Currently, the programme’s applicants investing under the Family Office option must establish a single family office with assets under management of at least $200 million. Of that, a minimum of $50 million must be deployed into qualifying investment categories consisting of listed equities, real estate investment trusts, and other non-listed Singapore-based operating companies, among others.

Going forward, the qualifying investment categories will be narrowed to only equities listed on approved Singapore exchanges, MAS said.”

I hope more measures can be fore-coming. I have listed down my 15 points wish list. We hope better days are ahead for our market. It goes a long way in helping long suffering shareholders of Singapore equities market especially those small and mid cap companies in the lost decade preceding. With this measure, the market can breathe more easily for a brighter future. God Bless.

Link to the story

https://www.straitstimes.com/business/companies-markets/new-5-billion-scheme-by-mas-to-boost-spore-stocks-as-part-of-measures-to-revive-sgx

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