Singapore Exchange Ltd.’s global head of equity capital markets is departing as the bourse merges the unit with its debt capital markets and corporate client coverage divisions.
Mohamed Nasser Ismail, who has worked at the exchange for the past 18 years, will leave at the end of October for other opportunities, the exchange said, in response to queries from Bloomberg News. The merged capital markets unit will be led by Koh Jin Hoe, currently executive director for global sales and origination, and Matthew Song, head of corporate and institutional client coverage, according to the bourse.
The Singapore exchange has been taking various measures to boost liquidity in the country’s struggling stock market such as listing special purpose acquisition companies, launching a government-wide initiative to invest in regional firms and targeting secondary listings including those from China. The latest move comes as SGX Group positions itself as a multi-asset exchange, with the revenue share of its fixed income, currencies and commodities unit growing steadily in recent years.
Meanwhile, Song joined SGX in 2018 and has worked on bond listings in addition to leading teams that cover corporate and buy-side clients. Koh worked at the Singapore Economic Development Board for 25 years and was senior vice president, Asia Pacific and Greater China, at the firm before he joined SGX in 2022, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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