SGX’s Nasdaq tie-up is a bid to stem exchange’s outward flows

Agreement on dual listings positions Singapore to take advantage of US-China tensions.

A new cooperation agreement between Singapore Exchange Regulation, the regulatory arm of the Singapore stock market, and Nasdaq aims to streamline a framework for dual listings on the two bourses.

Singapore needs this much more than the US does – but the timing just might work out for the southeast Asian city state.

Euromoney has reported for several years now on the problems SGX faces. In recent years there have been more delistings than important new listings.

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