Anonymous

06 May 2020

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Considering some of the costs have to go into buying the equities off market, how is this low rate sustainable in the long run?

Being the front runner in this industry in Singapore, I believe your company have much advantages. But how are you guys going to leverage on this and keep the company profitable so that you guys can continue to stay in the scene on a long horizon? I understand that some of you guys are not charging any fees e.g. Kristal and others are charging fees % ranging from 0.2 to 0.8.

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