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Proposal considers giving retail investors access to private market investments

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Yeoh Ching Soon | Bovill Newgate

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The Monetary Authority of Singapore is seeking feedback on suitable investment types and appropriate regulatory requirements for consumers.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has issued proposals to put in place a regulatory framework enabling retail investors to invest in private market investment (PMI) funds. The framework would allow fund managers to establish two types of authorised long-term investment funds (LIF) with appropriate safeguards in place.

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