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Singapore Equity Strategy "Singapore investor positioning data - June..."
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Singapore Equity Strategy "Singapore investor positioning data - June..."
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SingaporeSingapore investor positioning data - June 2026
Permada Darmono
Analyst
We utilize the UBS Quant database to construct the Singapore Investor Positioning permada.darmono@ubs.com
+65-6495 3137
Tracker, a comprehensive measure of Singapore equity positions held by more than
1,400 institutional investors. In addition, the subsequent sections provide Will Stephens
supplementary insights from portfolio allocation data of top actively managed funds Analyst
focused on Singapore equities, alongside share count data of Singapore ETFs. will.stephens@ubs.com
+852-3712 3892
Thierrawat Jungprasert
Associate Analyst
Key observations from Singapore Investor Positioning Tracker
thierrawat.jungprasert@ubs.com
+65-6495 5590
1. Both local and foreign investors were incrementally overweight in Financials in June, Rachael Tan
with OCBC, UOB, and SGX appearing among the top five incrementally overweight Analyst
stocks for both investor groups. In addition, Sea Ltd was another stock that both local rachael.tan@ubs.com
and foreign investors were incrementally overweight. In contrast, the common most +65 6495 7951
incrementally underweight names for both local and foreign investors were ST
Engineering and Yangzijiang Shipbuilding.
2. At the sector level, foreign and local investors shared the same top two incrementally
overweight and underweight sectors. The top two incrementally overweight sectors
were Financials and Consumer Discretionary, while the top two incrementally
underweight sectors were Industrials and Real Estate.
Most and least preferred list
We add AEM Holdings to our Singapore most preferred picks, following the initiation of
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