Why are more Singaporeans investing overseas instead of at home?
In this episode of Chills with TFC, Reggie sits down with Louis and Jameis to unpack what it would really take to make Singapore’s stock market more vibrant again.
The conversation goes beyond returns. It looks at the deeper issues behind the SGX, from company fundamentals and corporate governance, to liquidity, retail participation, and whether stronger local capital support could help create a healthier market.
Singapore has built itself into a trusted global financial centre. But when younger investors think about equities today, many look first to the United States, not Singapore. So the question is not just whether the local market can recover, but what must change for investors to believe in it again.
Should Temasek play a bigger role? Should CPF investment frameworks include more Singapore exposure? Can better disclosure rebuild confidence?
Watch the full conversation and tell us: would you invest more in Singapore stocks if the market became more active?
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