The opposition Workers' Party's MPs asked structured questionnaire on Temasek's investment and the demise of FTX. The MPs questioned the government's ability to accurately track the volume of investments made by Temasek and Singapore's GIC sovereign investment fund.
On November 28, a legislative session will examine the debates around the government laws about putting money into digital assets in greater detail, according to a Singaporean newspaper. A bipartisan committee should interrogate Temasek about its investment plans and operational risk management, according to recommendations made by the opposition MPs.
Temasek, a state-backed investor from Singapore, participated in the $420 million investment round for the FTX cryptocurrency exchange with 69 other investors in October 2021. The corporation has put $210 million into the international exchange for a 1% minority ownership and another $65 million into FTX.US, one of its sister companies. However, regardless of the result of FTX's bankruptcy proceedings, the state-backed investor wiped down the whole $275 million it had invested in the cryptocurrency exchange.