The SGX Group and Nasdaq have agreed to launch a Global Listing Board to streamline cross-border dual listings between Singapore and the United States, targeting companies with a market cap of at least SGD 2 billion and aiming to go live around mid-2026. This framework is designed to reduce regulatory friction, unify prospectus requirements, and provide easier access to global capital and liquidity across both markets. Institutional investors in Singapore have welcomed the platform as a pathway to broader growth opportunities, particularly for growth-stage companies seeking U.S. and Asian investor access. Singapore Exchange Nasdaq, Inc.
Answer in brief:
- A Global Listing Board will harmonize cross-border listings between SGX and Nasdaq, starting mid-2026, for SGD 2 billion+ companies, simplifying documentation and regulatory reviews to lower costs and friction.
- The arrangement aims to widen access to global capital and investor pools, enabling faster scale for a broad range of issuers from startups to established firms.
If you’d like, I can tailor this to a specific company or provide a side-by-side comparison of how the new board may differ from existing dual-listing processes.
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