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Apple Intelligence:
- Tax Incentives for Listings: The MAS review group proposes tax incentives to attract enterprises and fund managers to list in Singapore.
- Tax Incentives for Funds: The group aims to encourage the launch and growth of funds with substantial investment in local equities.
- Review Group Composition: The review group, chaired by Second Minister for Finance Chee Hong Tat, includes private-sector stakeholders and public-sector representatives.
- Market Competitiveness Improvement: Aiming to enhance the competitiveness of the Singapore equities market by attracting investor interest and boosting the supply of quality listings.
- Growth Capital Access: Developing measures to help Singapore enterprises access growth capital and attract quality enterprises with a regional presence to list in Singapore.
- Tax Incentives Limitation: Tax incentives might not fundamentally alter the decision-making process of companies deciding where to list, which is primarily based on market valuations.
- Positive Market Sentiment: Local banks’ outperformance indicates sufficient liquidity from Singapore investors for companies with good results.
- Regulatory Streamlining: Streamlining the listing process is seen as positive, but other factors like pricing, valuation, and market liquidity also need to be considered.
- GIC Investment Strategy: GIC should not be required to invest in local equities if it negatively impacts returns, as its primary objective is to preserve and enhance Singapore’s reserves.
- Sustainable Market Growth: Chee believes in strengthening market fundamentals for sustainable growth instead of relying on short-term “pump-prime” approaches.
- Upcoming Update: A fuller update on the review group’s first set of measures will be provided on February 21.
- Review Group’s Focus: The review group aims to foster long-term development and sustainable growth of Singapore’s equities market by encouraging listings, increasing investor participation, improving trading liquidity, and facilitating fair valuations.
Opinion:
I feel that the picture doesn't look good enough for the topic? π.
I think the recent discussion on more options for CPF investing is a good thing.
The country has come a long way. Citizens are more educated and informed to make prudent financial decisions.
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