A sturdy business model is a good start for investors, but it may not be enough. To be sure, there are a number of companies which have shown resilience throughout the pandemic. Examples include blue-chip companies and REITs. Yet, without a growth runway or a catalyst, a resilient business might turn out to be a stagnant business. A catalyst is defined as an event that positively impacts a specific sector or business. However, its timing and exact financial impact are usually uncertain. Some catalysts are “low-hanging fruit” that allow investors to partake in sustained growth if they have the patience to wait for the event to occur. Importantly, catalysts may also act as a sustainable, long-term trend that elevates your investment portfolio to higher levels. Here are three catalysts to watch out for that can positively affect your portfolio. Relaxation of dividend payments Because of the pandemic, Singapore’s central bank, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS),...