Programme Objective
While Covid-19 remains a concern, we believe that the longer term global economic recovery is on track and this optimism is largely based on the global roll out of vaccines and the gradual re-opening of the most key economies.
Last year, during the pandemic, most growth markets performed well. The main reason being that these markets have a higher concentration of strong growth and technology companies. This year, the trend reversed and there is a rotation out of growth stocks into value stocks. The strong rotation into value stocks is largely supported by expectation of flow-through improvement from a global economic recovery in 2021.
The long-term trend remains positive. Innovation will be a key driver to ensure that companies are able to differentiate, grow and offer products and services that will meet changing needs. The world is now experiencing the start of the innovation super-cycle. This encompasses AI, big data, cloud, 5G, IoT, communications, etc. These key trends should continue to dominate in the coming decade.
In Singapore, the government has also outlined its bold and ambitious plans to transform the country into a leading smart nation – and digitalisation will be a key driver. This nationwide agenda will also provide the necessary framework for other previously unavailable technologies, applications, products and services to become widely used in Singapore.
Covid-19 has accelerated the adoption and use of e-commerce and companies have adapted and digitalised their businesses. We believe this pace will continue and will become even more critical, especially with the roll-out of 5G infrastructure.
While the Singapore market has seen across the board improvement in 2021, some sectors are still trading at fairly reasonable valuations or below 52-week highs. The market has priced in some of the positives, but we believe this is not fully reflected and there is further upsides for selective industries.
Programme Outline
Time | Remarks |
3.45pm – 4.00pm | Please log in at least 15 minutes before the session |
4.00pm – 4.05pm | Welcome |
4.05pm – 5.00pm | Singapore Stock & Property Market Outlook |
5.00pm – 5.15pm | Q&A |
5.15pm | End of Session |
Supporting Partner
Training Methodology
Sharing and Networking
Intended For
All
Schedule & Fees
Testimonial
Funding
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Programme Facilitator(s)
Programme Objective
While Covid-19 remains a concern, we believe that the longer term global economic recovery is on track and this optimism is largely based on the global roll out of vaccines and the gradual re-opening of the most key economies.
Last year, during the pandemic, most growth markets performed well. The main reason being that these markets have a higher concentration of strong growth and technology companies. This year, the trend reversed and there is a rotation out of growth stocks into value stocks. The strong rotation into value stocks is largely supported by expectation of flow-through improvement from a global economic recovery in 2021.
The long-term trend remains positive. Innovation will be a key driver to ensure that companies are able to differentiate, grow and offer products and services that will meet changing needs. The world is now experiencing the start of the innovation super-cycle. This encompasses AI, big data, cloud, 5G, IoT, communications, etc. These key trends should continue to dominate in the coming decade.
In Singapore, the government has also outlined its bold and ambitious plans to transform the country into a leading smart nation – and digitalisation will be a key driver. This nationwide agenda will also provide the necessary framework for other previously unavailable technologies, applications, products and services to become widely used in Singapore.
Covid-19 has accelerated the adoption and use of e-commerce and companies have adapted and digitalised their businesses. We believe this pace will continue and will become even more critical, especially with the roll-out of 5G infrastructure.
While the Singapore market has seen across the board improvement in 2021, some sectors are still trading at fairly reasonable valuations or below 52-week highs. The market has priced in some of the positives, but we believe this is not fully reflected and there is further upsides for selective industries.
Programme Outline
Time | Remarks |
3.45pm – 4.00pm | Please log in at least 15 minutes before the session |
4.00pm – 4.05pm | Welcome |
4.05pm – 5.00pm | Singapore Stock & Property Market Outlook |
5.00pm – 5.15pm | Q&A |
5.15pm | End of Session |
Supporting Partner
Training Methodology
Sharing and Networking
Intended For
All
Programme Facilitator(s)
