MAS Appoints 5 Asset Managers with S$1.45 Billion Allocation to Support Singapore Stock Market

Singapore's MAS to allocate $1.1 billion to asset managers to boost equities market

Singapore will allocate S$1.45 billion ($1.1 billion) to five asset managers ​to boost its equities market, Monetary Authority ‌of Singapore Deputy Chairman Chee Hong Tat said on Tuesday.

MAS appoints 5 asset managers with S$1.45 billion allocation to support Singapore stock market

The Monetary Authority of Singapore is also reviewing proposals for a fourth batch of asset managers and expects to complete the review in 2027.

MAS allocates S$1.45 billion to five asset managers in third EQDP batch: Chee Hong Tat

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MAS injects $1.45b to boost Singapore equities market

MAS appoints five new asset managers to inject $1.45b, boosting Singapore equities and enhancing the asset management sector under the $6.5b Equity Market Development Programme. Read more at straitstimes.com.

MAS Places S$1.45 Billion With Five Asset Managers Under Equities Programme

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has appointed five more asset managers under its equities programme and set aside S$20 million to support trading in Singapore-listed stocks. MAS will place S$1.45 billion with Amundi, Franklin Templeton, HSBC Asset Management, M&G Investments and Natixis Investment Managers. It expects them to use their global distribution networks to [...]

MAS named third EQDP batch with $1.45b allocated

MAS has allocated $5.4b so far across 14 asset managers.