Singapore companies will receive more guidance on how to disclose and communicate the value of their intangible assets, under a new framework that is among the first of its kind globally.
Singapore companies will receive more guidance on how to disclose and communicate the value of their intangible assets, under a new framework that is among the first of its kind globally. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - Singapore saw fewer mergers and acquisitions (M&As) and other deals amid the coronavirus-induced recession this year, said a report on Tuesday (Dec 22).
A total of 640 transactions worth US$65.3 billion (S$87 billion) - including M&As, initial public offerings (IPOs), and private equity and venture capital deals - were recorded from December 2019 to November 2020, according to the latest Duff & Phelps Transaction Trail Report.
That compares to 809 transactions worth US$81.2 billion in the earlier 12-month period.
The report also covered deals in Malaysia and Indonesia for the same period.
Malaysia recorded a total of 295 transactions worth US$5.9 billion, while Indonesia saw 184 transactions amounting to US$13.5 billion.