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- Project Nexus will allow countries to link real-time national payment systems with minimal adaptations. Proposed blueprint includes technical standards, operational guidelines and common functionalities. Model builds on successful connection of Singapore and Thailand’s national payment networks. Singapore, 28 July 2021… The Bank for International Settlements Innovation Hub Singapore Centre and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today published a proposed blueprint for enhancing global payments
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- Question No. 53 Notice Paper No. 228 of 2005 For Written Answer Date: For Parliament Sitting on 21 November 2005 Name and Constituency of Member of Parliament Q53 - Assoc Prof Ivan Png Paak Liang __________________________________________________________ Question Q53: To ask the Senior Minister if he will explain the reasons for the recent complaints about the Singapore Exchange (SGX) IT systems, including the (i) slow service at the SGX website; and (ii) sudden reversion to the old SESOPS system
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- Singapore, 25 April 2018… The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) have agreed today to establish a new partnership to encourage FinTech innovation and to strengthen cooperation in banking supervision. 2 The new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between MAS and SBV on financial innovation will facilitate joint innovation projects between the two countries, help FinTech companies in one jurisdiction better understand the regulatory regime and opportunities in
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- Singapore, 28 March 2003....The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today issued revised Property Fund Guidelines to give property funds more flexibility in managing their capital structure and to enhance risk disclosure in the prospectuses of such funds. 2 Under the revised guidelines, a property fund can borrow up to 35% (25% previously) of the fund's deposited property. Furthermore, a property fund may borrow more than 35% of its deposited property if: All of its borrowings (including new
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- Question 1: No Question 2: The proposed conditions are too skewed in favour of organisations and place little obligation on their part to even try to obtain consent or to determine if the collection, use or disclosure of personal data will not have any adverse impact on the individuals. Question 3: Yes for legal purpose; No for business purpose. Question 4: Businesses will not collect, use or disclose personal data for any public good but private profit. It is unrealistic to give them the
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- By the Economic Policy Group, Monetary Authority of Singapore This study was published as Special Feature B in the October 2020 Macroeconomic Review. 102 Macroeconomic Review | October 2020 Special Feature B Issues and Challenges in the Fiscal Policy Response to COVID-19 COVID-19 has led to an economic crisis of historic proportions. While monetary policy has played an important role in stabilising financial markets and ensuring sufficient liquidity for corporates and households
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- This consultation sets out MAS’ proposed subsidiary legislation relating to the insolvency and winding up of a variable capital company (VCC) and its sub-funds. Response VIEW DOCUMENT 15 Jan 2020 Response to Feedback Received on the Proposed Framework for Variable Capital Companies Part 3 (432.5 KB) 13 Mar 2020 Response to Feedback Received on The Proposed Framework for Variable Capital Companies Parts 2 and 3 (874.3 KB) Consultation Paper VIEW DOCUMENT Consultation Paper on the Proposed Framework
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- Dear Editor, Mr Raymond Koh Bock Swi asks why MAS does not customize our minimum income requirements for retirees who want to have a credit card (“MAS rule unfair to seniors”, ST Forum, 24 September 2011). 2 In fact, MAS recognises that flexibility should be given to retirees who have the means to finance their credit card spending but who do not earn a salary. This is why we allow individuals above 55 years old to qualify for a credit card if they meet a minimum annual income requirement of
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- Singapore, 12 August 2014... The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today published a consultation paper on proposals to strengthen oversight of credit bureaus. 2 As credit bureaus 1 collect increasing and more detailed borrower credit information from banks, MAS proposes to subject them to formal oversight under a new Credit Bureau Bill, so as to safeguard sensitive borrower credit information and protect consumers’ interests. 3 Under the proposed framework, credit bureaus will be licensed
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- Governor's Table Panel Presentation by Ms Teo Swee Lian, Deputy Managing Director, Monetary Authority of Singapore, 12th Annual World Islamic Banking Conference, 11th December 2005, Kingdom of Bahrain Your Excellencies, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen. 1 I do not propose to speak at length about the development of Islamic finance. This is a subject in which you have a great deal more experience than we do in Singapore. Instead, I will focus my remarks on how Singapore, a major financial