SGX CEO Loh Boon Chye’s FY2026 pay rises 7.1% to S$8.37 million
Increase comes from higher cash bonuses and long-term incentives, which account for nearly 85% of total remuneration
Singapore Exchange (SGX) chief executive Loh Boon Chye's total remuneration increased 7.1 percent to S$8.37 million for the financial year ended June 30, 2026, as the bourse operator reported record revenue and net profit. This rise was primarily due to higher cash bonuses and long-term incentives, which together made up nearly 85 percent of Loh's total compensation.
In FY2026, Loh received a S$3.54 million cash bonus, up 8.4 percent from S$3.27 million the previous year, accounting for about 42.3 percent of his total remuneration. His long-term incentives, including performance shares and awards under SGX's deferred long-term incentives scheme, also rose by 8.4 percent to S$3.54 million. Loh's fixed pay remained largely unchanged at S$1.21 million, while benefits-in-kind increased to S$81,443, up from S$75,553 a year earlier.
During this period, SGX experienced a 7.8 percent rise in net profit to S$698.4 million, with net revenue growing 13.9 percent to S$1.5 billion.
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