Singapore domestic bond market

Article Abstract:

A report by Standard Chartered Bank notes that Singapore's government intends to provide an economically competitive economy. One way Singapore is achieving this goal is by developing the liquidity of government securities and extending yield curves to 10 years for corporate bonds.

Standard Chartered Bank PLC

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The environment was changing and it woke us up

Article Abstract:

Lee Hsien Loong, a deputy prime minister of Singapore, is leading a more open and transparent management style as a response to technology, mergers, new types of products, and competition. He favors both government and private debt instruments, infrastructure finance, and currency

Interview

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Singapore's bond market takes off

Article Abstract:

In 1988, Lee Hsien Loong, Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister, became chairman of the Monetary Authority of Singapore and was responsible for the rapid development of the domestic bond market.

Public Finance Activities, Government regulation (cont), Thailand, Financial Administration-Natl Govt, Economic policy, Public finance, Bonds, Bonds (Securities), Singapore. Monetary Authority, Lee Hsien Loong

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