About this episode

The episode explores the potential of the Singapore stock market beyond traditional banks and REITs, discussing various investment opportunities and market reforms.

Singapore is Southeast Asia's largest stock market, but most Malaysian investors only go as far as DBS, UOB, and OCBC for dividends. Is there more to the SGX than yield plays? We discuss: • Beyond the banks and REITs, which sectors and themes on the Singapore stock market deserve a closer look. • Can Singapore small caps deliver the multi-bagger returns and what to look for when picking them. • How Singaporean REITs stack up against Malaysian REITs • What the new SGX-Nasdaq dual-listing arrangement, share buybacks, and MAS-backed market reforms actually mean for retail investors. Image Credit: Shutterstock See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Topics covered

• Singapore stock market
• investing strategies
• small cap stocks
• REIT comparison
• market reforms
• dual-listing

Keywords

• SGX
• dividends
• small caps
• REITs
• share buybacks
• market reforms
• retail investors

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: SGX, DBS, UOB, OCBC, MAS, Nasdaq, REITs, Malaysian REITs, Singaporean REITs

Places: Singapore, Southeast Asia

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