Singapore's Code on Collective Investment Schemes requires special disclosure and safeguards around 'interested-party' (related-party) transactions. Which situation is this mainly aimed at?
Because the sponsor and manager may be related, transactions such as a REIT buying property from its sponsor create conflicts of interest; the regime requires disclosure and safeguards for these interested-party transactions.
Treating ordinary market dealings or routine oversight as interested-party transactions.
Practise more M8 REITs & Property Funds questions
Exam-style questions with worked answers, then full timed mocks. Free to start.
Build a daily practice habit — a few exam-style questions a day, with worked answers. Free to start.
Start practising →Original study material mapped to the public CMFAS M8 syllabus. Unofficial, not endorsed by MAS or SCI. Verify figures and rules against current guidance before relying on them.