dual-class shares

SINGAPORE (Dec 5): The introduction of dual-class shares (DCS) has damaged Singapore's regulatory creditability and contradicts investor stewardship, suggests findings from a report by the Asian Corporate Governance Association (ACGA) and CLSA Limited

(Mar 13): Singapore Exchange (SGX) is stepping up efforts to bring technology companies to its market.

(Aug 23): Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing is having trouble winning over money managers to its plans for dual-class shares in the world’s fourth-largest stock market.

SINGAPORE (July 28): Singapore Exchange (SGX) on Friday clarified that, under the existing framework, companies with a dual-class share (DCS) structure that are primary-listed in “developed markets” can seek a secondary listing on SGX.

SINGAPORE / HONG KONG (July 10): The governance structure used by companies such as Facebook, Alibaba and Volkswagen is going global, and not everyone is happy.

SINGAPORE (Feb 17): Hong Kong and Singapore are at it again. The Asian financial hub rivals are reviving a debate on dual-class shares as global competition for the hottest initial public offerings intensifies.

SINGAPORE (Nov 14): A roundtable to discuss the feasibility of introducing a dual-class shares structure in the local market is taking place today.

SINGAPORE (Aug 31): Singapore’s move to allow more than one class of shares for its public companies won’t be enough on its own to lure international businesses, according to executives and asset managers.

SINGAPORE (Aug 30): Since it became easier for investors to buy stocks overseas, it's become more challenging for the Singapore Exchange to attract international listings. The bourse operator is looking to fight the disruption by becoming the venue of

SINGAPORE (Aug 23) Singapore Exchange is likely to allow dual-class weighted voting rights for listed companies, after the city-state amended its laws this year to allow such structures, according to two people familiar with the matter.