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 is one reason for the global trend of delisting, particularly affecting Singapore?

• Rise of private equity and venture capital funds

• Higher liquidity in Singapore

• Increase in domestic market size

• Decrease in global stock prices

Which strategy has the Singapore Exchange implemented to attract more companies?

• Introducing dual class shares

• Reducing listing fees

• Increasing domestic market size

• Focusing solely on commodities

How does the Singapore Exchange diversify its revenue sources?

• By focusing on the equities business

• Through commodities and derivatives

• By increasing retail participation

• Through government subsidies

What has been the impact on retail participation in Singapore's stock market?

• It has increased significantly

• It has remained stable

• It has fallen to about 30%

• It has doubled in recent years

Why might Singapore investors look outside the country for investment options?

• High domestic investment returns

• Savvy investors seeking more options

• Limited investment knowledge

• Lack of online investment platforms