Singapore Exchange scraps compulsory quarterly reporting for companies


SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Companies listed on Singapore Exchange will no longer be required to file quarterly reports, in line with practices in global markets including Hong Kong, the United Kingdom and the European Union, the bourse's regulatory unit said.

"Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) will apply quarterly reporting requirements only for companies associated with higher risks while strengthening continuous disclosure requirements on all listed companies," SGX RegCo said in a statement on Thursday.

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