Commentary: SGX small and mid-cap liquidity fix needs more action
· Politics · Singapore
A CNA commentary by former editor and financial journalist Ven Sreenivasan argued that the Singapore Exchange can do more to address poor liquidity in small and mid-cap stocks. The piece noted that SGX says it should not be faulted if stocks have poor liquidity, and that the bourse has a point, but added that more can be done. The commentary appeared among CNA's items and addresses a long-running concern for investors in Singapore's smaller listed companies.
Why it matters:Liquidity in small and mid-cap stocks affects investors' ability to trade and the attractiveness of Singapore's equity market as a listing venue.
Key points
- The commentary was written by former editor and financial journalist Ven Sreenivasan.
- SGX says it should not be faulted if stocks have poor liquidity.
- The piece argues the bourse can do more.
Sources (original reporting)
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