SGX regulatory unit seeks wider powers to crack down on errant firms

A logo of the Singapore Stock Exchange (SGX) is pictured outside its premises in the financial district of Singapore April 23, 2014. REUTERS/Edgar Su/Files

Anshuman Daga

06 August, 2020

SGX

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