As the financial center of Asia, Singapore has always occupied its own position, serving the whole Southeast Asia, including South Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Singapore plays an important role in fund management, foreign exchange and wealth management. Singapore established the Asian dollar market at 1968. The establishment of Asian dollar market is an important milestone in Singapore's financial internationalization.

At present, Singapore's foreign exchange market is the fourth largest in the world, with an average daily foreign exchange trading volume of US$ 65,438+0,0/kloc-0,000,000,000. Singapore is the first financial center in Asia to set up a financial futures market. The developed financial futures market has greatly promoted Singapore's international risk management activities. Singapore also has an active short-term capital market.

Therefore, Singapore's financial major is very popular, and immigration is relatively easy.