Financial Exchanges and Data

SGX May Securities Turnover Surges 70%, Derivatives Volume Hits 13-Year High

SGX Partners with Bloomberg to Enhance Market Visibility, Q1 Daily Turnover Up 53%

Bank of China and Singapore Exchange Sign MOU to Deepen Financial Cooperation

Singapore Exchange Reports 6% YOY Increase in Securities Market Turnover in April

Singapore Proposes Amendments to Securities and Futures Act to Harmonize Dual Listings

Singapore Exchange Invests in Building Technology Platform and Operational Capacity

Singapore Exchange Announces New Listing Rules for Dual Listing

SGX Sets Minimum Market Cap Requirement for GlobalList IPOs

Singapore Exchange to Implement New Listing Rules for Global Board

Nikkei Futures Open Down 140 Points on Singapore Exchange

Singapore Exchange Launches Public Consultation to Enhance Disclosure

Singapore Exchange Proposes Enhanced Financial Disclosure Requirements for Listed Companies

Singapore Exchange Reports Record High in March Derivatives and Securities Trading Volume

Singapore Proposes Revised Bill to Enhance Retail Investor Access to Prospectuses

Singapore Exchange and MAS Push for IPO Industry Diversity, Focusing on AI

BlackRock increases its stake in Singapore Exchange to 5%

Singapore Exchange Sees Total Securities Turnover of SGD 38.55 Billion in February

MAS Reviews Corporate Governance Code, May Introduce Mandatory Disclosures With SGX

SGX repurchases 200,000 shares

Singapore Exchange January Derivatives Trading Volume Reached 32.1 Million

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Yangzijiang Shipbuilding is the top stock with a 2.97% increase.The Straits Times Index (STI) closed at 4,988.100, up 1.19%, on Thursday, 11 June, at 5:21 p.m.Yangzijiang Shipbuilding was the most active stock, followed by SGX (+2.54%), and Wilmar International Limited (+1.43%).Hongkong Land and CapitaLand Investment were at the foot.

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Daily Markets Briefing: STI up 0.59%; Top stock is Yangzijiang Shipbuilding

SGX reported a 70% year-on-year surge in May securities turnover to $45.8 billion, with daily averages hitting a 13-year high. The Straits Times Index reached an all-time high of 5,072, driven by banking and tech stocks. Institutional and retail investor participation increased significantly, while capital-raising activities expanded with new listings and mainboard transfers.

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SGX securities turnover rises 70% in May

Analysts from Maybank and OCBC highlight unconventional SGX investment opportunities for the 2026 World Cup. Beyond traditional consumer plays, they recommend Raffles Medical for sleep-deprived fans, Singtel and StarHub for broadband, and DBS/UOB for spending boosts. US tourism surges benefit CapitaLand Ascott Trust, City Developments Ltd, and Acrophyte Hospitality Trust. Singapore Airlines and SATS are also poised to gain from travel demand. Historically, the STI outperforms during World Cups, especially when European teams win.

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AI predictions, consumer plays: analysts offer SGX playbook for World Cup 2026

SGX reported a 70% year-on-year surge in May securities turnover to S$45.8 billion, driven by robust trading and sustained investor participation. Daily average value hit S$2.4 billion, the highest since October 2007. The Straits Times Index rose 3.5%, while derivatives volume increased 20%. Institutional and retail investors showed strong inflows, with FX futures and commodities also seeing significant activity. Capital-raising efforts included JustCo Holdings' mainboard listing and secondary placements raising S$316 million.

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SGX securities turnover value jumps 70% in May amid ‘robust’ trading activity

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Amid regional declines and tighter global conditions, Singapore's Financial and Technology sectors recorded selective net institutional inflows on Monday. Financial inflows were led by UOB, OCBC, SGX, Yangzijiang Maritime, and UOBKH, while Tech inflows focused on capex-linked and semiconductor names like UMS and Venture. Despite overall market caution driven by rising yields and trade frictions, institutions targeted specific stocks with earnings visibility, resulting in S$26 million and S$9 million inflows for Financials and Tech respectively.

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Selective Flows into Financials, Tech & ETFs as Conditions Tightened Monday

Singapore Exchange (SGX) has added Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) as a liquidity provider on its institutional FX platform. This move expands FX options liquidity and execution depth, strengthening SGX's network across G10 and emerging market currency pairs. CIBC will initially offer OTC FX options, with plans to expand into cash FX. The partnership aims to increase competition among providers and enhance execution choices for institutional clients.

- The inclusion of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) as a liquidity provider on the Singapore Exchange's (SGX) FX platform has intensified competition in global foreign exchange options pricing.  
- SGX FX stated this enhancement improves liquidity and pricing formation for major currency pairs and expands execution options during trading hours.  
- The partnership with CIBC not only broadens access to foreign exchange options for institutional clients but is also part of SGX FX's ongoing efforts to develop its institutional foreign exchange ecosystem.

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SGX FX tightens liquidity race with CIBC entry

MetaOptics Ltd announced on June 3, 2026, that it remains on schedule for its proposed dual listing on the Nasdaq Stock Market. The company filed an amended Form F-1 with the SEC in May and received a listing notice from SGX-ST for new shares, subject to compliance and placement by July 31, 2026.

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Update on the Proposed Dual Listing on the Nasdaq Stock Market

Finloop and Marketnode have formed a strategic partnership to enhance tokenised finance between Hong Kong and Singapore. This collaboration aims to improve cross-border access to financial products and develop a compliant ecosystem for digital assets. The partnership reflects a growing trend among financial institutions seeking scalable infrastructure for tokenised products. Both companies plan to leverage their strengths to support the issuance and distribution of tokenised financial products, contributing to the evolving digital wealth infrastructure in Asia.

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SGX RegCo announced that companies suspended from trading must resolve underlying issues within three years to avoid delisting. As of end-2025, 39 firms were long-suspended, with 16 seeking trading resumption. The regulator emphasized the need for operational restructuring and transparency, following regulatory changes aimed at reducing trading suspensions. Companies failing to show progress after three years may face delisting, with ongoing reviews of their restructuring plans.

Suspended firms get three years to fix issues or delist: SGX RegCo

Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) has announced a three-year limit for suspended companies to resolve issues or face delisting. This move aims to enhance market discipline and provide clearer expectations for investors. Companies suspended for over three years must demonstrate substantial progress in restructuring or resolving issues. SGX RegCo's report identified 39 companies suspended for over 12 months, with one resuming trading and two delisted in the latter half of 2025.

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SGX RegCo sets three-year limit for suspended companies to resolve concerns

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