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Another possible delisting hastens calls for SGX revival

Jovi Ho
Jovi Ho • 6 min read
Another possible delisting hastens calls for SGX revival
The delisting of companies should not be seen as a negative, says Thilan Wickramasinghe, head of Singapore research at Maybank Securities. Photo: Albert Chua/The Edge Singapore
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Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation’s (OCBC) (SGX:O39) move to privatise and potentially delist Great Eastern Holdings G07 (GEH) G07 from the Singapore Exchange (SGX:S68) (SGX) will remove the last life insurer from the local bourse.

GEH is one of four domestic systemically important insurers (D-SIIs) identified by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) in September 2023, which is now facing additional capital requirements.

Two insurance-related SGX listcos remain if GEH is delisted: United Overseas Insurance (SGX:U13) (UOI) and insurtech firm V2Y. United Overseas Bank (SGX:U11) (UOB) divested its life insurance unit, UOB Life, to Prudential in 2010. The separately-listed UOI sells general insurance, covering homes and cars, among others.

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