SINGAPORE: More than 400 public queries were issued by the Singapore Exchange’s (SGX) regulatory arm in the financial year of 2018 as part of its monitoring on whether listed companies here complied with disclosure requirements.

This was revealed in Parliament by Education Minister Ong Ye Kung on Wednesday (Feb 13), as he responded to a question on behalf of Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Deputy Prime Minister and minister-in-charge of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).

Non-Constituency Member of Parliament Leon Perera had asked about the measures taken to minimise risks of SGX-listed companies experiencing a sudden deterioration in financial viability, and whether the Singapore Exchange Regulation, or SGX RegCo for short, has sufficient resources.


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SGX Nifty is at 10674, up 21 points. The markets now seem oversold with large local buying getting mitigated with the sentiment turning weak.

On Monday, Nifty saw another volatile session end poorly with the index closing down another day. This came in as foreign investors turned cautious after the geopolitical risk rose over the weekend. The rupee closed lower, while a rise in crude also saw a marginal rise in bond yields.

SINGAPORE - Until its near-collapse last year, Singapore-listed Noble Group was one of Asia's top commodity traders and had been given a clean bill of health by its auditors.

On Wednesday (Feb 13), its sudden reversal of fortune was cited in Parliament by Education Minister Ong Ye Kung, a board member of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), when he explained why the authorities cannot prevent companies from suddenly going under despite regulations.

Mr Ong said the regulator, Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo), essentially ensures transparency and accuracy of companies' financial reports and will investigate when there is evidence of lapses.

haiz.. i forgot call STD CHART for the KEP KEB US reit div.. their default is take in SGD .
dateline was yesterday. Today call they say sorry. We submitted.

Thats the thing i hate about Std Chart.. need self monitor.

https://wallstreet.org/are-hongkong-land-ho...ued/02/20/2019/

Shares of Progen Holdings Limited (SGX:583) closed at 0.045 yesterday. Progen Holdings Limited currently has a total float of 390.51M shares and on average sees 7,257 shares exchange hands each day. The stock now has a 52-week low of 0.039 and high of 0.075.

Singapore Exchange (SGX), is the primary stock exchange platform in Singapore. All corporate stocks, bonds, derivatives, and exchange traded funds (ETFs) traded in one of Asia’s leading economies are traded through the SGX. It includes the shares of Progen Holdings Limited. Currently, it is among the very few leading stock exchange platforms in Southeast Asia.

A total of 768 publicly traded companies are listed on the SGX as of January 2009, 455 of which are domestic companies and 313 of which are international companies. The number continues to grow and the reason behind this is further explained below.

SGX Nifty is at 10,743.50, down 23.50 points. For today, expect morning profit booking to see weakness, while second-half rally could be on the cards as foreign investors see buying interest come back.

Nifty saw a rally after 9 days of losses with the index closing up nearly 150 points as value buying coupled with short covering drive the index higher. Metals, PSU banks & financial services stocks outperformed while the broader market also participated.

US indices closed with gains as Federal Reserve minutes indicate long pause on rates in 2019. Bond yields hit 2.64% i.e. lowest in last year, while US$ closes unchanged. Oil prices see a gap between WTI & Brent, with Brent closing @ US$67.

In yesterday’s trading session FIIs bought 713cr stock in the cash market, whereas DIIs bought 113cr worth of stock. In the derivative market, FIIs bought 746cr of Index futures and bought 2206cr worth of Index options. In the Stock futures segment, FIIs bought 266cr worth of stock futures and sold 111cr stock options.

FIIs created bullish positions in the derivative segment, which is deduced by the fact that they created 6100 long contracts in the Index Futures, while simultaneously creating 22288 long contracts in Index Call Options. The long-short ratio in Index Futures currently stands at 1.4x vs 1.3x

SINGAPORE - Mirach Energy Limited is seeking a further extension until June 5, 2020, to exit the Singapore Exchange (SGX) watch-list, the oil and gas company said in a statement on Monday (March 4).

Mainboard-listed Mirach had previously been given until Feb 28, 2019, to meet financial criteria that would allow it to exit the bourse's watch list.

The company said it has been able to streamline its existing oil and gas business segment and operations to improve the group's cash flow, while also diversifying into new businesses to acquire new revenue streams.

On sales again!!!

Did anybody buy?

I did buy, average down. Keeping for div. Hope it is right decision i made

I waiting 2.8x before averaging down

Singtel, Starhub, M1..
which one got the better prospect?

M1 delisted already. Left starhub and singtel. Singtel better choice cause they are paying out less than what they earn.

What do u buy lately

Kinda quiet u. Busy working?

Nothing. Nothing on sale. If there's nothing to buy I won't buy for the sake of buying. Just keeping and increasing my cash holdings. Just bought keppel KBS reit during the massive sell down. Couldn't resist as my yield was 10% at that price. Even if DPU were to drop, I am stilling getting at least 6-7%p.a

Planned to open Captrader to gain access to international market. So got more opportunities to put money to use. Rather than stuck in SG market only.

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Mar 20 2019, 02:32 PM

Do you have any entry in any threads that mentioned you buying Keppel-KBS US REIT before you bought that counter ?