Bloomberg and the Singapore Exchange (SGX) have announced a partnership to increase awareness and accessibility of Singapore’s equity market. This collaboration will see the implementation of joint initiatives designed to support SGX-listed companies in engaging with the global investor community.
The partnership aims to drive awareness of best practices and amplify key research on SGX-listed companies. This effort aligns with the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s Equities Market Review Group’s objectives to boost investor interest and participation in Singapore’s capital markets.
Bloomberg will enhance the reach of research content produced under the Grant for Equity Market Singapore (GEMS) scheme by making it more accessible on the Bloomberg Terminal. This will provide global investors with a deeper understanding of SGX-listed companies and upcoming initial public offerings.
Additionally, Bloomberg will leverage its expertise in data and technology to develop best-practice frameworks and training opportunities for SGX-listed companies. Focus areas include high-quality datasets, corporate disclosures, and investor relations insights.
The collaboration will culminate in joint outreach efforts, including training sessions and C-suite roundtables, to further elevate the visibility of Singapore capital markets globally. Michael Syn, President of SGX Group, stated, “Our collaboration with Bloomberg advances SGX’s Value Unlock initiative by helping more Singapore-listed companies better articulate their strategy, performance, and long-term potential.”
The Singapore equity market has seen significant growth, with Q1 2026 daily turnover reaching a 19-year high of S$2.1b, supported by increased retail participation. The Straits Times Index also set a new high in February, outperforming regional and global benchmarks with a 95% total return over five years.
