Market volatility continues to drive activity around leverage products in Singapore with DLC turnover surpassing the US$2 billion mark

Activities in leveraged products listed on the Singaporean bourse are showing no signs of dying down as market volatility remains high amid the Sino-US trade row, while banks continue to roll out new products to cater to the investors’ needs. The turnover value of structured warrants and Daily Leveraged Certificates (DLCs) rose 11% in November from the previous month to S$2.02 billion, according to the Singapore Exchange (SGX). Last month’s figure also marks the second straight mont

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