Singapore makes ECM reforms but liquidity a concern
Singapore has announced a set of reforms to its equity capital markets in a bid to improve transparency and clamp down on excessive speculation and manipulation of low-priced securities. While the moves are being hailed as positive among syndicate bankers, there is some concern it could dry up an already illiquid market.
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