CLOB International Trades Malaysian Stocks In Singapore

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When the Malaysian government delisted all 138 Malaysian companies from the Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES) at the end of last year, the Singapore exchange countered with CLOB International on Jan. 2.

A fully-automated over-the-counter market that lists 133 Malaysian and six Hong Kong stocks, CLOB International has reportedly been keeping pace with trading volume at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, despite Malaysian efforts to hobble the Singapore market.

Singapore brokers fretted that

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