SGX, NASDAQ QMX partner to offer listing on both exchanges

Companies can soon avail the opportunities for listing on both the Singapore Exchange and NASDAQ QMX.

In a statement, the exchanges announced their plan to offer companies the opportunities for listing on both exchanges following the cooperation to bring American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) on GlobalQuote.

The listing cooperation includes offering a cross listing opportunity to currently listed companies on both the NASDAQ Stock Market and SGX as well as dual listing opportunities for new IPOs.

The initiative allows better price discovery and trading opportunities in the Asian and US time zones. NASDAQ-listed companies with strong brand awareness and active business endeavors in Asia will benefit from a secondary listing on SGX. SGX-listed companies interested in reaching US investors will be able to list their ADRs on the NASDAQ Stock Market.

At 9am today, 19 American Depositary Receipts of Asian companies will be quoted for trading on the GlobalQuote board on SGX.

SGX and NASDAQ OMX intend to add more ADRs from Asian-based companies onto GlobalQuote, providing investors with an array of trading opportunities, including some that were previously unavailable during the Asian trading day.

Mr Magnus Bocker, SGX chief executive officer, said, “The partnership with NASDAQ OMX will bring a wider selection of investment choices to our investors and offer companies access to an enlarged pool of investors. This strengthens our Asian gateway strategy.”

Mr Bob Greifeld, NASDAQ OMX chief executive officer, said, “We have a strong working relationship with SGX that goes back to 2003, when we provided the technology platform for their trading system. The collaboration we are announcing today is a natural next step in our relationship and will give our customers the ability to increase their investor base and reach a more global investor community.”

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