May 9 (Reuters) - Singapore's central bank said on Wednesday that it will reduce the number of investment products subject to its new investor protection rules, following consultation with the city-state's financial industry.
Under new rules that took effect at the start of this year, the Monetary Authority of Singapore said investors in the city-state must possess certain educational qualifications related to finance or have relevant work or trading experience to invest directly in certain investment products. Full story
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