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Tikehau Wins OK for Singapore SPAC – Straits Times

December 31, 2021

European asset manager Tikehau Capital and partner Financière Agache have incorporated Pegasus Asia to be listed on the city-state’s bourse

Asian stock markets — There were gains in Singapore, Wellington, Bangkok and Jakarta on Monday. Photo: Reuters.

Singapore has given conditional approval to a second special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) listing, the Straits Times reported.

European asset manager Tikehau Capital and partner Financière Agache have incorporated Pegasus Asia as a SPAC to be listed on the Singapore Exchange.

Read the full report: Straits Times

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