SGX and Bloomberg partner to boost visibility of local equities

Singapore equity research will be made more accessible through the Bloomberg Terminal.

The Singapore Exchange (SGX) and Bloomberg L.P. have partnered to promote Singapore’s equity market through investor outreach, research distribution, and training initiatives.

In a statement, research content produced under the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s (MAS) Grant for Equity Market Singapore scheme will be made more accessible through the Bloomberg Terminal.

Both partners will also develop training and best-practice frameworks for listed firms, covering areas such as data quality, corporate disclosures, and investor relations.

Key initiatives will include training sessions and C-suite roundtables in and outside Singapore to increase engagement between listed firms and global investors.

The announcement comes as Singapore’s equity market recorded stronger trading activity in early 2026.

Average daily turnover rose 53% year-on-year to $2.1b in the first quarter, the highest level in 19 years, supported by a 13-year high in retail participation.

Meanwhile, small- and mid-cap stocks also saw turnover rise 137%, whilst the Straits Times Index crossed the 5,000 mark in February for the first time.

Michael Syn, president of SGX Group, said the collaboration supports the bourse’s Value Unlock initiative, which seeks to improve the visibility and investability of Singapore-listed companies.

The Value Unlock Programme, established by the MAS and SGX, has engaged over 130 listed companies as of the first quarter of 2026.

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