By Jun Yuan Yong and Yantoultra Ngui

SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Singapore’s central bank said on Wednesday it would make it easier for companies to establish dual listings on the Singapore Exchange and the Nasdaq, aiming to boost the city-state’s appeal as a hub for high-growth businesses.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore said it would collaborate with the SGX on a regulatory framework for prospectus disclosure requirements that is comparable with U.S. standards, allowing issuers to use a single set of offering documents.

The so-called dual listing bridge, expected to go live by mid-2026, will target Asian companies with a market capitalisation of at least S$2 billion ($1.5 billion) and global ambitions.

SGX said in a separate statement that the bridge would simplify the dual listing proc

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