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- Speech by DPM Lee Hsien Loong at the SES 25th Anniversary Celebration Dinner Date: 04 Nov 1998 Mr Chua Kim Yeow, Chairman, Stock Exchange of Singapore Distinguished Guests Ladies and Gentlemen INTRODUCTION 1 I am very happy to join you this evening to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of the Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES). 2 The SES has come a long way from the Clifford Trading Rooms of the old Malayan Stock Exchange, and its subsequent premises in Clifford Centre, to the fully-electronic exchange
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- The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) conducts regular assessment of risks and vulnerabilities arising from developments in Singapore and the global economy, and assesses their implications on the soundness and stability of Singapore’s financial system. The analysis and results are contained in the Financial Stability Review (FSR), which aims to contribute to a greater understanding among market participants, analysts and the public on issues affecting Singapore's financial system. ] ------
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- Mr David Gerald, President and CEO of the Securities Investors Association Singapore (SIAS), Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen Thank you for inviting me to deliver this year’s Opening Address. Subjects relating to corporate governance always attract lively debates and discussions, and I have no doubt that it will be the case over the course of this Conference. The theme of “Change and Innovation in Governance” underscores the dynamic nature of corporate governance (or CG) issues. The direction
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- Speech by DPM Lee Hsien Loong at the 25th Anniversary Dinner of the Association of Banks in Singapore Date: 8 Jun 1998 INTRODUCTION 1 I am happy to celebrate with you ABS' 25 th anniversary. Your growth as an industry association has mirrored Singapore's emergence as an international financial centre. Over the last 25 years, total assets in the domestic banking units have grown on average by 15% per annum, faster than nominal GDP. The offshore banking sector has expanded even more spectacularly
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- Keynote Address By Mrs Hauw Soo Hoon, Executive Director (Insurance), Monetary Authority of Singapore, Marine Insurance Conference On Cargo, Hull And P&I Date: 07 Nov 2000 A very good morning to you Distinguished Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen, 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 It gives me great pleasure to deliver the keynote address at this Marine Conference on Cargo, Hull and Protection & Indemnity insurance. The timing of this conference is particularly opportune as the industry is now at its crossroads.
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- Singapore, 8 May 2019…The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said today that it would be transferring S$45 billion from the official foreign reserves (OFR) to the Government for longer-term investment. This amount is the excess over what MAS deems necessary to maintain confidence in Singapore’s exchange rate-centred monetary policy. MAS, as the central bank of Singapore, manages the country’s OFR, which stood at S$404 billion as at April 2019. 2 Singapore’s monetary policy is aimed at ensuring
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- Sets out MAS’ supervisory expectations of sound AML/CFT practices for capital markets intermediaries (CMIs). The paper is based on inspections of CMIs, but the takeaways are applicable to other financial institutions, with the appropriate calibrations. MAS conducted a series of AML/CFT inspections that examined the effectiveness of the AML/CFT frameworks and controls of capital markets intermediaries “Capital markets intermediaries” used in the guidance paper includes capital markets services licensees
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- Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin
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- October 2016Co-ordinated by:Data Governance & Analytics UnitMonetary Authority of SingaporeMAS Building, 10 Shenton WaySingapore 079117 Republic of SingaporeMONTHLY STATISTICALBULLETINMONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE -------- CONTENTS Highlights of Monetary and Financial Developments ..............5STATISTICAL SECTIONIMONEY AND BANKINGI.1Money Supply (DBU) ......11I.1AMoney Supply (DBU and ACU) ......12I.2AMonetary Survey (DBU).......13I.2BMonetary Survey (DBU and ACU) .....14I.2CMonetary
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- September 2016Co-ordinated by:Data Governance & Analytics UnitMonetary Authority of SingaporeMAS Building, 10 Shenton WaySingapore 079117 Republic of SingaporeMONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPOREMONTHLY STATISTICALBULLETIN -------- CONTENTS Highlights of Monetary and Financial Developments ..............5STATISTICAL SECTIONIMONEY AND BANKINGI.1Money Supply (DBU) ......11I.1AMoney Supply (DBU and ACU) ......12I.2AMonetary Survey (DBU).......13I.2BMonetary Survey (DBU and ACU) .....14I.2CMonetary
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- MAS Staff Paper No. 31, June 2004 - By Eric Parrado Abstract The Monetary Authority of Singapore, instead of relying on short-term interest rates or monetary aggregates as its monetary policy instrument, conducts policy by managing the trade-weighted exchange rate index (TWI). This paper investigates how this operating procedure actually works. For empirical purposes, it assumes the authorities follow a reaction function that aims the TWI at stabilizing expected inflation and maintaining output at