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    • QUESTION NO 616 NOTICE PAPER 351 OF 2013 FOR WRITTEN ANSWER Date: For Parliament Sitting on 16 SEPTEMBER 2013 Name and Constituency of Member of Parliament Ms Mary Liew, NMP Question: To ask the Prime Minister (a) what is the current number of Singaporeans below the age of 35 years seeking help for credit card debts; and (b) whether there are preventive measures being enforced to protect Singaporeans from falling into the spiral of credit card debts. Answer by Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Deputy Prime
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    • Questions Nos 562 and 567 Notice Papers Nos 262 & 263 of 2012 For Written Answer Date: For Parliament Sitting on 13 August 2012 Name and Constituency of Member of Parliament Mr Lim Biow Chuan, MP for Mountbatten Question No. 562 To ask the Prime Minister in view of the extension of the term of home mortgage loans from banks for up to 50 years, whether there are implications on the property market when making home loans too affordable and what are these implications, if any. Name and Constituency
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    • Because in every area of financial service – from payments to lending and even investment banking, new Fintech start-ups are emerging to challenge the status quo. This is prompting reassessment of business models and priorities in financial institutions everywhere.
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    • Growth has been broad-based – across banking, insurance, asset management, and payment services.
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    • This semi-annual brief on the Singapore economy also discusses external developments pertinent to our assessment of near-term economic prospects. Recent Economic Developments 17 February 2023 Economic and Monetary Developments International Economy Global headline inflation appears to have peaked towards the end of last year. However, the easing of price pressures is narrowly attributed to the correction in global commodity and logistical costs, and has resulted in a wedge between goods
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    • Outlines MAS’ policy review of MAS Notice 1105 in May 2004. To : All Merchant Banks in Singapore Dear Sir/Madam MAS NOTICE 1105 - LENDING OF SINGAPORE DOLLAR TO NON-RESIDENT FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Since 1998, MAS has progressively liberalised our policy on the non-internationalisation of the Singapore Dollar ("S$") to facilitate the development of Singapore's capital markets.  Following the last revision of the policy in March 2002, MAS has recently completed another review of the policy and refined
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    • The third public consultation paper on MAS’ review of the Risk-Based Capital framework for insurers sets out the revised proposals after taking into account the feedback received from the previous consultation in 2014 and subsequent engagements with the industry. Consultation Paper VIEW DOCUMENT Consultation Paper on RBC 2 Review - Third Consultation (2.75 MB) X`x` CONSULTATION PAPER P007 - 2016 15 July 2016 RBC 2 Review Third Consultation Monetary Authority Of Singapore 1 -
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    • QUESTION NO 1489 NOTICE PAPER 898 of 2022 FOR WRITTEN ANSWER Date: For Parliament Sitting on 12 January 2022 Name and Constituency of Member of Parliament Mr Liang Eng Hwa, MP, Bukit Panjang SMC Question: To ask the Prime Minister whether (a) in the last 5 years, what is the annual level of household net wealth and savings respectively; (b) what are the factors contributing to the changes; (c) what proportion of the household net wealth is held in domestic real estate; and (d) whether the COVID-19
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    • Singapore, 5 March 2021... The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today announced four new senior management appointments as part of an ongoing process to renew MAS’ leadership bench. There will also be two changes in senior appointments. The new appointments and changes will take effect on 1 April 2021. Deputy Managing Director 2      Ms Ho Hern Shin, currently Assistant Managing Director (Banking & Insurance), will be appointed Deputy Managing Director (Financial Supervision). She will take
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    • Singapore, 5 March 2021... The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today announced four new senior management appointments as part of an ongoing process to renew MAS’ leadership bench. There will also be two changes in senior appointments. The new appointments and changes will take effect on 1 April 2021. Deputy Managing Director 2      Ms Ho Hern Shin, currently Assistant Managing Director (Banking & Insurance), will be appointed Deputy Managing Director (Financial Supervision). She will take