Interesting read by The Business Times on Hong Kong's proposal to remove its lunch break, and how SGX's own experience offers some useful lessons.
Having followed our market for many years, I have come to appreciate that building a vibrant market isn't simply about extending trading hours. Liquidity, participation and investor behaviour matter just as much, if not more.
It's an interesting discussion, and a reminder that past experience often provides valuable lessons when shaping future market developments.
Thanks, Ranamita, for another well-researched piece that brings valuable perspective to an important market structure discussion.