Singapore is set to implement significant reforms aimed at revitalizing its struggling stock market, as announced by Second Finance Minister Chee Hong Tat. A task force will modernize regulations, increase market liquidity, and attract quality listings over a 12-month review period. Key proposals include removing outdated rules, cutting listing costs, and encouraging more technology and high-growth companies to go public. The Monetary Authority of Singapore is also involved in assessing risks and exploring measures to enhance investor participation. While some industry stakeholders welcome these initiatives, they caution that success will depend on effective execution amid global market challenges. Singapore's goal is to bolster its position as a leading financial hub in Asia by fostering a more dynamic investment environment.