Capital markets

SGX net revenue (financial year to 30 June 2026): S$1,478.3 million, up 13.9 per cent – Chapter D.II¹
SGX adjusted net profit (financial year 2026): S$759.5 million, up 24.6 per cent – Chapter D.II²
Equity derivatives volume on SGX (financial year 2026): 187.0 million contracts, up 6.4 per cent – Chapter D.II³
Securities daily average value on SGX (financial year 2026): S$1.8 billion, up 34.9 per cent – Chapter D.II⁴
New equity listings on SGX (financial year 2026): 21, raising S$4.1 billion, against 6 a year earlier – Chapter D.II⁵
Average daily volume of SGX FX futures (financial year 2026): US$190.2 billion, up 33.1 per cent – Chapter D.II⁶
Listed companies and market capitalisation (June 2026): 601 companies, S$1.129 trillion – Chapter D.II⁷
Barings losses (27 February 1995): £827 million, £927 million including close-out costs – Chapter D.II⁸
Bonds and loans with a sustainability label: GSSSL bonds of S$24.5 billion issued in 2021 and 2022, GSSSL loans of over S$27 billion originated in 2025 – Chapter K.II⁹

Notes

SGX Group, “SGX Group reports FY2026 net profit of S$759 million”, 6 August 2026, as reproduced by Mondo Visione (mondovisione.com, opened November 2026): net revenue S$1,478.3 million, up 13.9 per cent; adjusted net profit S$759.5 million, up 24.6 per cent; reported net profit S$698.4 million, up 7.8 per cent. ↩
SGX Group, release of 6 August 2026, as reproduced by Mondo Visione, cited above. ↩
SGX Group, release of 6 August 2026, as reproduced by Mondo Visione, cited above. ↩
SGX Group, release of 6 August 2026, as reproduced by Mondo Visione, cited above. ↩
SGX Group, release of 6 August 2026, as reproduced by Mondo Visione, cited above. ↩
SGX Group, release of 6 August 2026, as reproduced by Mondo Visione, cited above. ↩
Wikipedia, “Singapore Exchange”, as cited in Chapter D.II. ↩
Reserve Bank of Australia, RBA Bulletin, November 1995, p. 2, as cited in Chapter D.II. ↩
MAS, Sustainability Report 2022/2023 and Sustainability Report 2025/2026, as cited in Chapter K.II. ↩

For general information only. This article does not constitute legal or tax advice, does not replace advice on an individual case and creates no lawyer-client relationship. It reflects the legal position as of October 2026.

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