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- Keynote address by Mr Lim Hng Kiang, Minister for National Development, Second Minister for Finance and Member on the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) Board of Directors, at the "OECD Conference on Insurance Regulation & Supervision In Asia" Date: 01 Feb 1999 Your Excellency, Mr Hashimoto Mrs Conruyt, Chairperson, OECD Insurance Committee Distinguished Guests Ladies and Gentlemen INTRODUCTION 1 I am happy to welcome you to this Conference sponsored by the OECD and the Monetary Authority
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- Requirements for financial holding companies that have a subsidiary that is a bank incorporated in Singapore and are predominantly banking designated financial holding companies (predominantly banking DFHCs) on minimum liquid assets (MLA) and liquidity coverage ratio (LCR). This notice applies to all financial holding companies that have a subsidiary that is a bank incorporated in Singapore and are predominantly banking DFHCs (referred to in this Notice as an “FHC”). It sets out the minimum liquid
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- Singapore, 8 June 2016… The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced today that it will make it easier for start-ups and Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to access securities-based crowd-funding (SCF) in two ways. 2 First, MAS will make it easier for SCF platform operators to rely on the existing regulatory framework for small offers, to raise funds through SCF including from retail investors. For such platform operators, MAS will simplify the pre-qualifications that currently allow
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- MAS Staff Paper No. 38, December 2004 - By Robert St. Clair Abstract Using data available since 1990, this study explores possible macroeconomic determinants of changes in Singapore's local banks' financial performance and resilience. Econometric estimation focuses on changes in core banking indicators, such as income, expenditure, profitability, labour demand, capital holdings, and liquidity. The research aids banking sector surveillance, by highlighting a core set of macro indicators, which may
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- -------- 1 2 4 5 6 7 MAS ED Quarterly Bulletin, Dec 2000 Contents Page International Environment 1.1 1.2 External Economic Developments International Financial Markets Demand and Output 2.1 Aggregate Demand Box Item: Estimates of Singapore's Long Term Economic Growth Domestic Output 31 31 External Inflation 33 Consumer Price Inflation Asset Price Inflation 37 Box Item: Information Content of Asset Prices in Singapore: Some 40 Empirical Evidence 3 Inflation 2.2
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- Mr Greg Medcraft, Chairman of the Australian Securities & Investments Commission, Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, good morning. I am happy to join you for this ASIC Annual Forum on “Future Focus”, and congratulate ASIC for the choice of a timely topic. The global financial system experienced nine years ago a most devastating crisis. In response, we saw the implementation of perhaps the most wide-ranging set of regulatory reforms ever. We are now at an inflection point. I see three key
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- 22 June 2004...The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today announced a new initiative, the Financial Sector Manpower Conversion Scheme. The scheme helps to re-channel manpower quickly to new growth areas in the financial sector through customised conversion training programmes. MAS is setting aside S$2.5 million over two years for the scheme from the Financial Sector Development Fund. The funding may be increased depending on the industry's needs. 2 The scheme gives trainees the basic skills
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- Form for registered insurance brokers to apply for the appointment of a Chief Executive Officer or Director. This form should be lodged online via FormSG . After submission, FIs may view a record of their submission by logging into MAS-Tx . INSURANCE ACT (CAP.142) INSURANCE (INTERMEDIARIES) REGULATIONS (Rg 16) APPOINTMENT OF CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OR DIRECTOR UNDER SECTION 35ZJ OF THE INSURANCE ACT Explanatory Notes Please read the explanatory notes and questions carefully before completing
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- Requirements and guidelines for licensed insurers on the appointment of director, chairman and key executive person. This notice applies to all licensed insurers. It sets out requirements and guidelines for insurers to: Seek MAS' approval for the appointment of any director, chairman or key executive person. Notify MAS of any additional directorship or key executive person role taken up by a key executive person. Notify MAS of outstanding engagements accepted by the appointed actuary or certifying
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- Ms Fann Teh, IMAS Regulatory Committee Chair, Panel Speakers, Members of IMAS, Ladies and Gentlemen INTRODUCTION A very good afternoon to all of you. Thank you for inviting me to IMAS’ Regulatory Forum once again. I am delighted to join you today – with the forum returning as an in-person event after two years of virtual meetings. The external operating environment for asset managers has remained increasingly complex. The risk of a global stagflation and recession looms over our near-term horizon