Tag: investor protection
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One Prospectus, Two Markets: SGX-Nasdaq Dual-Listing Highway to 2026 Debut
Introduction: A Potential Hub for Cross-Border Listings Singapore’s financial regulators are exploring a path that could simplify how companies raise capital in Asia and the United States. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has proposed a “dual-listing bridge” that would allow a single set of listing documents to underpin listings on both the Singapore Exchange…
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Five Key Takeaways From the Draft Crypto Market Structure Bill Release
Overview: A Draft Path for Crypto Market Structure The Senate Agriculture Committee has released a draft of its portion of a broader crypto market structure bill, a milestone in shaping how digital assets are traded, regulated, and protected for both institutions and retail investors. While details are still evolving, the draft signals a deliberate push…
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Five Takeaways from the Crypto Market Structure Bill Draft Release
Introduction: A milestone in crypto regulation The Senate Agriculture Committee released a draft of its portion of a long-awaited digital assets market structure bill, signaling a concerted effort to clarify how cryptocurrencies fit within the U.S. financial system. As lawmakers, industry participants, and investors parse the document, five takeaways stand out as likely to shape…
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Singapore’s Way Forward: A Timely Push to Help Retail Investors Seek Compensation for Losses
Introduction: A Regulator’s Resolve Singapore’s stock market has shown new life in recent months, driven in part by energetic regulatory action from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). The central bank’s latest proposals focus on enhancing protections for retail investors and clarifying avenues to seek redress for wrongful losses. As investors navigate a more complex…
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Singapore Must Stand with Retail Investors in Seeking Compensation for Wrongful Losses
Singapore Moves to Protect Retail Investors The past six months have seen a notable shift in Singapore’s stock market sentiment, with renewed attention on investor protection and accountability. After a prolonged lull, regulators and policymakers, led by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), have signaled a clear intent: retail investors should have better avenues to…
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Singapore Takes Bold Steps to Protect Retail Investors Seeking Compensation for Wrongful Losses
Singapore Moves to Strengthen Protection for Retail Investors In a decisive shift for the Singapore stock market, regulators are stepping up efforts to protect retail investors from wrongful losses. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has unveiled a package of proposals designed to improve transparency, accountability, and recourse for individual investors who suffer adverse outcomes…
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Double whammy: SEC warns against swindlers preying on scam victims
SEC Warns of a Double-Edged Scam Targeting Victims The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued a warning about a troubling class of schemes that pretends to help scam victims recover their lost funds, only to defraud them a second time. Known colloquially as “recovery” or “advance-fee recovery” scams, these operations exploit the vulnerability of…