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- 1 The Minister for Education and Deputy Chairman, Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today moved the Payment Systems (Oversight) Bill (the Bill) for first reading in Parliament. The Bill will be read for a second time and discussed at the next available Parliamentary sitting. 2 MAS conducted public consultations on the proposed regulatory framework for payment systems and stored value facilities (SVF) in Singapore in April 2003, and the draft of the Bill in December 2004. The feedback
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- Speech by DPM Lee Hsien Loong, Chairman MAS, at the Association of Banks Annual Dinner Date: 29 Jun 2001 INTRODUCTION 1 Two years ago, MAS embarked on the first phase of a programme to liberalise the banking industry. The aim was to strengthen our local banks through competition, provide Singaporeans with quality banking services, and enhance Singapore's position as an international financial centre. We phased in the liberalisation measures progressively, to give local banks time to upgrade themselves
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- -------- MAS ED Quarterly Bulletin, March 2001 Contents Overview 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1 Macroeconomic Developments External Developments Domestic Output Aggregate Demand Fiscal Developments Box Item: Impact of Discretionary Fiscal Policy on Operating Revenue Balance of Payments 1.5 2 Financial Market Developments 2.1 2.2 International Financial Markets Domestic Financial Markets 3 Wage-Price Dynamics in the Singapore Economy 3.1 3.2 3.3 External Inflation Domestic Price Pressures CPI Inflation
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- Date: 8 May 1998 "Economic Prospects in Asia" INTRODUCTION 1 My topic today is the economic prospects for Asia, and what Asia offers to American companies. 2 Asia's economic progress over the past three decades has amazed the world. Asian countries have enjoyed high growth rates, rapid industrialisation, and widespread improvements in standards of living. A 1993 World Bank report called it "The East Asian Miracle". 3 But last year, the mood abruptly changed. In July 97, Thailand floated its
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- "Managing Risks, Fostering Innovation" 1 Chairman ABS, ladies and gentlemen. It's a privilege to address this very distinguished gathering and I thank you for the honour. Allow me this evening to share some thoughts on "Managing Risks, Fostering Innovation in Singapore." A. AFTER REFORMS, A MORE VIBRANT FINANCIAL SECTOR THAT REMAINS SOUND 2 Let me begin with a quick review of the key developments in Singapore's financial sector. 3 Eight years ago, the government and MAS launched a comprehensive
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- Sets out the requirements for an offer of securities or securities-based derivatives contracts, including amongst others, the prescribed contents of a prospectus or other offer documents, and certain legislative exemptions. Resources Securities and Futures (Offers of Investments) (Securities and Securities-Based Derivatives Contracts) Regulations 2018 (G.N. No. S 664/2018) ASEAN Disclosure Standards: ASEAN Equity Securities Disclosure Standards (334.9 KB) ASEAN Debt Securities Disclosure Standards
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- I. INTRODUCTION 1 We held our last Staff Seminar in October 2002 against a backdrop of weak global economic conditions and uncertain-ties in the Middle East. We anticipated then that MAS would have to manage within a riskier environment. And this turned out to be so. For us in Asia, the Iraq war and the SARS outbreak weakened business and consumer spending, and caused a major setback to the recovery of the regional economies. However, with the easing of geopolitical tensions and the containment
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- Opening Keynote Address by Mr John Palmer, Deputy Managing Director, Monetary Authority of Singapore, at The Asian Banker Summit 2002 28 Feb 2002 1 INTRODUCTION For many years, there have been differences in regulatory regimes and rules for banking, insurance and securities activities. These have resulted in largely separate markets developing within national jurisdictions. International regulatory barriers have also hindered the emergence of a truly global financial services industry. Banks
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- Response VIEW DOCUMENT Response to Feedback Received on Liquidity Coverage Ratio Disclosure Requirements (256 KB) Annex C MAS Notice 651 (403.5 KB) Consultation Paper VIEW DOCUMENT Consultation Paper on Liquidity Coverage Ratio Disclosure Requirements (211.7 KB) RESPONSE TO FEEDBACK RECEIVED December 2015 Response to Feedback Received Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) Disclosure Requirements Monetary Authority Of Singapore 1 -------- Response to Feedback Received Liquidity Coverage
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- Good morning. Welcome to MAS’ Annual Report media conference. GLOBAL ECONOMY The outlook for the global economy has deteriorated in recent months. In April, the IMF revised downwards its forecast for global GDP growth to 3.3% , from 3.7% last October. Last year at this time, at our annual report conference, I said that if the trade conflict between the US and China escalates into a trade war, all three engines of global growth – manufacturing, trade, and investment – will stall. We are now in