Singapore’s Shrinking Stock Exchange

The video discusses the global trend of delisting, particularly in Singapore, where challenges include a small domestic market and low liquidity. The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has implemented strategies like dual class shares and partnerships with other exchanges to attract listings. Despite these challenges, Singapore's economy remains strong due to its diversified revenue sources and status as a wealth management hub. Investor sentiment is affected, with retail participation declining as investors seek opportunities outside Singapore.

What are some reasons for the trend of delisting in the stock market?

What impact does the lack of interesting companies have on Singapore's stock market?

How has the Singapore Exchange attempted to attract more companies to list?

In what ways does Singapore's status as a financial hub affect its stock market?

How has investor sentiment in Singapore been affected by the current market trends?