Commentary: Singapore’s Olympics selection saga – how did we end up here again?
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For years, the Singapore stock market has been reeling from a “vicious cycle” of poor valuations, evaporating liquidity and a lack of new listings. What will it take to give the moribund market a shot in the arm?
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Singapore swimmers Gan Ching Hwee and Quah Ting Wen are once again at the centre of a selection saga ahead of the upcoming Paris Olympics. Four-time Olympian Joscelin Yeo, who was on the Singapore Aquatics’ Executive Committee in 2021, weighs in.
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