Singapore eyes Nasdaq disclosure rules for dual IPOs

SGX seeks feedback on $1.55bn requirement to join 'Global Listing Board'

Singapore aims to launch a "Global Listing Board" to allow private companies to raise capital in Asia and the U.S. at the same time. (Source photos by Hiroki Endo and Jeenah Moon)

DYLAN LOH

January 9, 2026 18:30 JST

SINGAPORE -- Singapore on Friday launched a feedback-gathering exercise for a proposal that would allow companies to seek simultaneous initial public offerings in the city-state and on the Nasdaq, as it plans to adopt U.S. disclosure standards for the scheme aimed at boosting listings.