SPACs Will Be Allowed to List in Singapore Starting Friday

The video discusses the reforms in SPAC regulations in Singapore, highlighting the relaxed rules compared to initial proposals. It covers the minimum market cap for SPAC listings, the detachment of warrants from shares, and the redemption of shares by investors. The video compares the SPAC market trends in the US and Singapore, noting the decline in US SPAC hype. It also mentions Singapore-based SPACs listed in the US and the potential boost to the Singapore Exchange due to these new rules.

What is the minimum market cap for SPAC listings in Singapore under the new rules?

• 100 million Singapore dollars

• 200 million Singapore dollars

• 150 million Singapore dollars

• 300 million Singapore dollars

How do the new SPAC rules in Singapore differ from those initially proposed?

• They require a higher market cap

• They allow warrants to be detached from shares

• They restrict SPAC listings to local companies

• They increase the minimum number of investors

What is the current trend regarding SPACs in the US?

• Complete ban on SPACs

• Stable interest with no significant changes

• Decreasing interest and hype

• Increasing interest and hype

How many SPACs from Singapore were listed in New York this year?

• Five

• Two

• Four

• Three

What is the expected impact of the new SPAC rules on the Singapore Exchange?

• No significant change

• A shift towards traditional IPOs

• A decrease in market activity

• A boost in market activity