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Singapore to Streamline Secondary-Listing Requirements for China Companies

Singapore's central bank and stock-exchange operator plan to simplify secondary-listing requirements for China companies, including streamlined prospectus requirements. This move is part of efforts to deepen financial cooperation with China, including appointing DBS Bank as a yuan clearing bank and enhancing bond-market arrangements. Singapore aims to boost its capital markets with measures like a fund to inject liquidity into stock trading, focusing on small and mid caps. The FTSE Straits Times Index has surged over 20% year to date.

MorningStar·
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MorningStar·
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DBS Secures Landmark RMB Clearing Role

DBS has been appointed by the People’s Bank of China as the first Singapore bank to serve as an RMB clearing bank, enhancing Singapore's role in offshore renminbi infrastructure. This appointment allows DBS direct access to onshore RMB liquidity, improving settlement and cross-border currency usage. DBS also received approval to operate in China's onshore OTC bond market, facilitating bond trading and custody services. This strengthens DBS's participation in China's financial infrastructure, supporting issuers and investors in RMB markets.

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FiNews·
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DBS appointed as Singapore's second renminbi clearing bank

DBS Bank has been appointed as Singapore's second renminbi (RMB) clearing bank, following the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China. This appointment aims to support the growth of the offshore RMB market in Singapore and facilitate RMB use in trade and investment. Additionally, agreements were made to launch a digital RMB wallet pilot program and commence an over-the-counter bond market arrangement.

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Jardine Matheson new CEO buys USD2 million in shares

Jardine Matheson's new CEO, Lincoln Pan, has purchased 29,600 shares worth USD2 million in total, following his recent appointment. This includes two separate transactions last week in Singapore. Additionally, Elton Chan, CEO of Jardine Pacific, also bought shares worth USD401,128. The company's stock price in Singapore is USD69.24, marking a 64% increase over the past 12 months.

marketscreener·
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JMHLY
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J36
-1.62%
marketscreener·
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JMHLY
-1.13%
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J36
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iShares Asia/Pacific Dividend ETF (DVYA) Declares Quarterly Dividend

The iShares Asia/Pacific Dividend ETF (DVYA) has declared a quarterly dividend of $0.3817 per share, with a 30-day SEC yield of 4.29% as of November 30. Shareholders on record by December 15 will receive payments on December 18. The ETF focuses on high dividend-paying equities in the Asia/Pacific region, with a market cap of $55.97 million. It shows strong financial health and profitability but is subject to geopolitical and economic risks in its focus area.

GuruFocus·
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