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Sakae Holdings to improve internal control processes following review

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SGX RegCo Leverages RegTech For Oversight Of Listed Issuers

SGX RegCo Leverages RegTech For Oversight Of Listed Issuers Date 06/05/2021 Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) is introducing the use of artificial intelligence and other RegTech solutions to enhance its oversight of listed issuers. The solutions will help automate the extraction of data that can then be used to compute certain indicators of financial risks. The indicators are based on SGX RegCo’s observations of indicative signs of possible financial distress or irregularities in listed companies. These include, among others, the existence of long outstanding trade receivables; significant asset write-offs; low cash coverage ratio and negative working capital. SGX RegCo is expanding the solutions to include machine learning techniques and additional information sources with a view to improving predictive capabilities in these areas.

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SGX RegCo, NUS Business School, KPMG in Singapore study shows ESG, particularly climate, important in key financial institutions asset allocation, lending and underwriting – India Education | Latest Education News India | Global Educational News

Share Financial institutions (FIs) in Singapore place significant importance on Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) performance, with a heavy focus on climate considerations. Majority of them said they evaluate clients’ sustainability disclosures, especially in the environmental factors of energy, water, waste and effluents, as part of their decision-making process. This is among findings from a joint study by Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo), the National University of Singapore (NUS) Business School’s Centre for Governance and Sustainability (CGS) and KPMG in Singapore on “Perspectives of Financial institutions on Sustainability Disclosures”. FIs interviewed said the motivation for greater emphasis on clients’ sustainability reporting stemmed from rising stakeholder expectations especially from investors and regulators, increased government and tax incentives, the regulatory framework and Singapore’s sustainable business-friendly environment[1]. All of

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SGX RegCo, NUS Business School, KPMG In Singapore Study Shows ESG, Particularly Climate, Important In Key Financial Institutions Asset Allocation, Lending And Underwriting

SGX RegCo, NUS Business School, KPMG In Singapore Study Shows ESG, Particularly Climate, Important In Key Financial Institutions Asset Allocation, Lending And Underwriting
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Singapore Is Looking to Bring In SPACS | Morgan Lewis

The Singapore Exchange has launched a consultation on proposed rules governing special purpose acquisition companies. SPACS DEFINED Special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) are shell or “blank cheque” entities formed by a group of investors known as sponsors who raise funds from other investors through an initial public offering (IPO). After raising funds, the sponsors are given a set timeframe to acquire a target business and take it public, also known as a “business combination” or “de-SPAC.” If no suitable deal is secured, the SPAC is liquidated, and the funds in the escrow account are returned to investors. Sponsors gain access to ready capital to chase deals and are rewarded generously with a promote : usually a 20% stake in the SPAC for a nominal sum. Meanwhile, investors who buy units of the SPAC at the IPO would, in each unit, get a redeemable share and warrants, which confer the right to purchase from the SPAC a certain number of shares in the future at

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