SINGAPORE, 25 MAY 2021 – Private capital platform iSTOX is rebranding itself as ADDX as it enters a phase of fast-paced growth. The digital securities exchange will facilitate more issuance deals – at least 20 this year, more than double of the deals completed in 2020.
Among these issuance deals are new product lines, including private equity (such as pre-IPO unicorns), structured products, products that provide exposure to cryptocurrencies, as well as commercial papers. The new investment opportunities will accompany product lines rolled out in 2020 – such as hedge funds, private REITs and wholesale bonds – forming a more complete range of private market offerings. With a wider range of products, the ADDX platform can better fulfil the portfolio diversification needs of investors at different points along their investment journeys. The fractional ownership made possible by digital securities allows investors to manage risk and to pick and choose holdings with the goal of reducing correlation to the public markets and to their overall portfolio.
As Hari Raya and Mother’s Day takes place this May, let’s spare a thought for everyday Malaysians; especially the hardworking women across the country making Malaysia a better place one day at a time. Many of them somehow manage full-time jobs plus their roles as mothers, wives and daughters, doing their best to provide for their families.
The struggles of a Malaysian woman are real, especially for single mothers or those with families and little children to care for. Their to-do list never ends, as they juggle a work-life balance to make ends meet. The challenging economy in Malaysia makes it harder for some women to earn a steady income, which is crucial for survival. Sadly, many women still face various obstacles in the working world to date.
Malaysia, 25 May 2021 - Singapore Exchange Mainboard listed Silverlake Axis Ltd. ("SAL" or the "Group"), a leading enterprise technology, software and services company focused on financial services and serving 40% of the top 20 largest banks in South East Asia, provided financial and operational updates on a voluntary basis for the financial period ended 31 March 2021.
