Nasdaq-listed investment platform eToro plans to roll out Singapore Exchange-listed stocks later this year as it positions Singapore as its hub for Asia-Pacific growth, CEO Yoni Assia told The Business Times.
The addition would extend eToro’s international equity lineup, which it said already includes shares from Euronext and exchanges in New York, London, Hong Kong and Dubai. The push follows eToro’s MAS capital markets services licence activation last July, a key building block for regional execution.
Assia said eToro will focus on Singapore first before looking at other regions, framing the rollout as a longer-term play to use Singapore as a base for Southeast Asia. What to watch next is the launch timing for SGX stocks and any follow-on market additions once the Singapore rollout is live.
Source: The Business Times.
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