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Jackie Harry

28 May 2021

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General Investing

US have SIPC (Securities Investor Protection Corporation)? Singapore have?

U.S. have SIPC to protect investor against certain types of loss resulting from broker-dealer failure and, thereby, promote investor confidence in the nation’s securities markets.

Do Singapore have anything to protect investor?

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Tan Choong Hwee

28 May 2021

Investor/Trader at Home

There is no equivalence of SIPC in Singapore. MAS goes by issuing licences for financial/investment institutions to meet regulatory requirement to operate and publishing Investor Alert List.

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