Tan Boon Gin

This year's award recognises SGX’s achievements in sustainability and innovation.

Covid-19 has hit the REIT sector differently and the listing rules ought to be tweaked

SGX RegCo says it will in FY2021 aggressively exercise its enforcement powers to take action against companies who try to dodge their obligations.

"High quality and reliable financial statements, including interim reports, are fundamental to the integrity of Singapore’s capital markets," say SGX RegCo's CEO Tan Boon Gin and June Sim, head of listing compliance.

Broad-stroke explanations pinned on a decline in general economic activity to explain away their outlook would be deemed inadequate and of little utility to their shareholders.

SINGAPORE (Nov 18): Singapore Exchange (SGX) has been named “Exchange of the Year” in the Regulation Asia Awards for Excellence for the second consecutive year.

SINGAPORE (Aug 12): Tan Boon Gin, CEO of Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo), believes that upholding the integrity of the local market should take the form of a neighbourhood watch, where members of the community trust and rely on one another to ke

SINGAPORE (July 15): Singapore Exchange serves the needs of listed companies by providing a public platform for fundraising activities and information dissemination to their shareholders. Where companies wish to privatise, they may apply to SGX to be deli

SINGAPORE (May 27): Tan Boon Gin, CEO of stock exchange regulator Singapore Exchange Regulation, says the market can expect a stronger regulatory presence. “You will see a series of enforcement cases coming up quite soon,” he tells The Edge Singapore.

SINGAPORE (May 24): For years, the Singapore Exchange has relied on a disclosure-based approach to regulate the behaviour of its listed members.