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- Joint Press Release 1 The Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors of the ASEAN Members States, China, Japan and Korea (ASEAN+3) and the Monetary Authority of Hong Kong, China, are pleased to announce the signing of the Chiang Mai Initiative Multilateralization (CMIM) Agreement following the conclusion on all the main components of the CMIM at the ASEAN+3 Finance Ministers' Meeting (AFMM+3) in May 2009 in Bali, Indonesia 2 The CMIM will strengthen the region's capacity to safeguard against
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- -------- W103841 size W 160mm x H 240 mm Mac.10 C.bee 1st Pantone 872C -------- W103841 size W 160mm x H 240 mm Mac.10 C.bee 1st Pantone 872C -------- W103841 size W 160mm x H 240 mm Mac.10 C.bee 2nd Pantone 872C MAS held an in-house competition for the design of our 40th Anniversary logo. The winning design concept came from Spencer Hsu. Sustaining Stability. Serving Singapore articulates our mission of promoting low inflation
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- Dear Sir, I refer to "Get credit card firms to lower late payment rates" (Today 21 Oct 04). 2 The interest rates that banks charge are based on their commercial considerations, which include their assessment of the risks of the transactions. These are commercial decisions which MAS does not seek to influence. However, our regulations do require card issuers to disclose interest and late payment charges in their credit card bills to cardholders. 3 MAS agrees that the more sustainable solution
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- Singapore, 5 December 2000 - The Singapore Clearing House Association (SCHA) has awarded Citibank and Banking Computer Services Pte Ltd (BCS) another five-year contract for running the United States Dollar Cheque Clearing System (USDCCS) in Singapore. Citibank will be the settlement bank while BCS will be the clearing agent for the USDCCS. 2 At the contract signing ceremony held at the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today, Mr Koh Ching Ang, MAS' Executive Director for Finance, congratulated
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- Dear Editor We refer to the letter “In push to be Smart Nation, don’t forget the less tech-savvy” by Ms Chan Mei Mei (TODAY Voices, 13 September 2016). We thank Ms Chan for her feedback on the importance of not forgetting the “less tech-savvy” consumers when promoting electronic payments. Electronic payments are meant to provide consumers more options and greater convenience. Many of these options, such as credit, debit and stored value cards, do not require smartphones or data plans. Consumers can
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- Response VIEW DOCUMENT Response to Feedback: Proposed Amendments to the Securities and Futures Act on Regulation of OTC Derivatives (150.1 KB) Consultation Paper VIEW DOCUMENT Consultation Paper I on Proposed Amendments to the Securities and Futures Act on Regulation of OTC Derivatives (130.4 KB) RESPONSE TO FEEDBACK RECEIVED PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE SECURITIES AND FUTURES ACT ON REGULATION OF OTC DERIVATIVES Introduction 1 1.1 MAS recently issued two sets of Consultation Paper inviting
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- Issues Raised in Parliament DPM's replies to parliamentary question: Real Time Gross Settlement System For Parliament Sitting on 20 Apr 98 Question: To ask the Deputy Prime Minister (a) what is the status of the Real Time Gross Settlement System at the Monetary Authority of Singapore; (b) what caused the delay in its implementation; and (c) whether its implementation will make the Singapore dollar less vulnerable to speculative attacks by hedge funds. Answer: (a) MAS is in the final stages of testing
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- QUESTION NO 344 NOTICE PAPER 195 OF 2020 FOR WRITTEN ANSWER Date: For Parliament Sitting on 5 January 2021 Name and Constituency of Member of Parliament Ms He Ting Ru, MP, Sengkang GRC Question: To ask the Prime Minister how many individuals have applied to temporarily reduce their residential, commercial and industrial property loan repayments under the MAS relief scheme. Answer by Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Senior Minister and Minister in charge of MAS: 1. As of end-November 2020, financial
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- 19 October 2012 Forum Editor Straits Times Under the Currency Interchangeability Agreement (CIA) signed with Brunei in June 1967, each country undertakes to accept the currency issued by the other in their own country, at par. In other words, the two currencies are "customary tender" when circulating in the country in which they are not legal tender. All banks in Singapore are obliged to exchange Brunei currency notes and coins at par and without charge. Therefore, businesses and members of the
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- Financial institutions cannot grant further unsecured credit to borrowers who are 60 days past due on any credit card or unsecured credit facility. Borrowers Who Are 60 Days Past Due If a borrower’s debt on a credit card or unsecured credit facility is 60 days past due: Financial institutions (FIs) cannot grant further unsecured credit to that borrower. Other FIs cannot increase that borrower’s credit limits, or issue them new credit cards or unsecured credit facilities. Note: The other FIs are not