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MAS names five asset managers to bolster Singapore equity market
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has appointed five new asset managers and committed $1.45 billion in fresh capital to strengthen the local equities market.
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has selected five asset management firms to participate in a capital injection programme designed to deepen liquidity and broaden participation in Singapore's equity market. The move represents a significant effort by the central bank to support domestic capital markets and attract institutional investment to locally-listed companies.
Under the initiative, MAS will deploy $1.45 billion across the appointed managers to support equity market development. The selected firms will be tasked with deploying the capital across a range of Singapore-listed securities, with the aim of improving market depth and investor participation in the domestic bourse.
The appointment of the five asset managers underscores MAS's commitment to fostering a more robust and competitive equities market in Singapore. By partnering with established fund managers and injecting significant capital, the monetary authority aims to create conditions that encourage broader participation from institutional and retail investors alike.
This initiative comes as Singapore continues efforts to position itself as a leading financial hub in the region. The move is expected to benefit companies listed on the Singapore Exchange while potentially attracting fresh investor interest to the local market.