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Product Information
SGS bonds are fully backed by the Singapore Government. There are three different categories of SGS bonds, summarised here:
SGS (Market Development) | SGS (Infrastructure) | Green SGS (Infrastructure) Further information on the Singapore Green Bond Framework |
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Legislation | Government Securities (Debt Market and Investment) Act 1992 | Significant Infrastructure Government Loan Act 2021 (SINGA) | Significant Infrastructure Government Loan Act 2021 (SINGA) |
Objective | To develop the domestic debt market | To finance major, long-term infrastructure | To finance major, long-term green infrastructure projects |
Issuer | Government of Singapore | ||
Sovereign Credit Rating | AAA | ||
Available Tenor | 2, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 or 50 years | ||
Currency | SGD | ||
Frequency of Issuance | Auction: Monthly, according to the issuance calendar Syndication: From time to time, according to indicative timeframe as announced by MAS |
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Method of Sale | Auction: Uniform price auction - competitive or non-competitive bids. Syndication: Placement Tranche - price and yield determined through the book-building process. |
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Coupon Payment | Semi-annual coupon starting from the month of issue. Paid on the first business day of the month. | ||
Tax |
There is no capital gains tax in Singapore. For residential financial institutions (excluding Financial Sector Incentive - Standard Tier companies) and corporations, interest income is taxed at a concessionary rate of 10% for SGS issued up to 31 Dec 2023. |
More Information about SGS bonds
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