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- Singapore, 22 June 2023… The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF) and Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today signed a Statement of Intent to embark on a collaborative initiative to develop digital Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) credentials for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) worldwide. Known as Project Savannah, this initiative aims to help simplify the ESG reporting process for MSMEs by leveraging on digital
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- These Regulations set out the offences that are compoundable under the Payment Services Act.
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- O s' ' E'I SINGAPORE TELECOMMUNICATIONS LTD SUBMISSION TO THE PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION COMMISSION IN RESPONSE TO THE PUBLIC CONSULTATION FOR PROPOSED ADVISORY GUIDELINES ON THE PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION ACT FOR NRIC NUMBERS DATE OF SUBMISSION: 18 DECEMBER 2017 Page 1 of7 -------- U s' ' .t. I SINGAPORE TELECOMMUNICATIONS LTD SUBMISSION TO THE PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION COMMISSION IN RESPONSE TO THE PUBLIC CONSULTATION FOR PROPOSED ADVISORY GUIDELINES ON THE PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION ACT FOR NRIC NUMBERS
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- These Regulations provide for the saving and transitional arrangements for entities regulated under the Payment Services Act.
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- These include providing payment services in support of e-commerce, and leveraging on banks' IT competencies to provide IT services, especially in building infrastructure and applications for B2B e-commerce. 42 Banks will also be allowed to undertake equity portfolio and venture capital investments.
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- Your Excellency Mr Takaaki Kojima, Ambassador of Japan to Singapore, Mr. Shigehara Suzuki, President & CEO Daiwa Securities Group Inc., Mr. Shin Yoshidome, President Daiwa Securities SMBC, Distinguished Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen. Good Evening, 1 I am delighted to be here this evening for the joyous occasion of Daiwa Securities Group’s 35th anniversary in Singapore. This marks yet another important milestone for Daiwa, and your continued commitment to Singapore. DAIWA’S GROWTH STORY IN SINGAPORE
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- New York City, 12 April 2016…The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today announced the inaugural Singapore FinTech Festival, to be held in Singapore from 14 to 18 November 2016. Organised in partnership with the Association of Banks in Singapore (ABS), the week-long Festival – the first of its kind in Asia – will bring together a series of distinct, back-to-back FinTech events. The Festival will provide a platform for collaborations, connections and co-creations within the FinTech ecosystem in
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- These Regulations set out exemptions that are applicable during certain transitional periods from the commencement of the Payment Services Act.
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- operators to compete alongside PSA and Jurong Port, which will encourage major shipping lines to hub at PSA.
- yielding significant cost savings for shipping lines using PSA for their empty box transhipment.33 Over the medium term, PSA will also benefit from greater port business as its policy shifts towards allowing shipping lines to run their own dedicated berths, and new
- The recent announcement of a 10% rebate on all bills at the PSA cargo terminals, as well as the halving of handling fees for empty containers for the period July 2002 to June 2003 are also expected to raise traffic over the next 12 months, with the latter
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- MAS Staff Paper No. 51, August 2011 - By Ong Zong Yao David, Soo Cheng Ghee, Choy Keen Meng and Ng Bok Eng Abstract Apart from the headline consumer price index, most central banks around the world are guided by some measure of core inflation in their conduct of monetary policy to ensure price stability. This paper reviews such a measure for Singapore, the MAS Core Inflation, which has been used over the past two decades. Our analyses show that the MAS Core Inflation based on the exclusion approach