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- Amendment Notes 30 Dec 2020 MAS Notice 119 (Cancellation) (27.3 KB) takes effect from 30 Dec 2020. 03 Jan 2008 MAS Notice 119 (Amendment) 2008 (8.02 KB) takes effect from 4 Jan 2008.
- MAS Notice 119 on Electronic Submission of Returns dated 20 July 2006 is cancelled with immediate effect. Notice No.: MAS 119 (Amendment) 2008 Issue Date: 3 January 2008 ELECTRONIC SUBMISSION OF RETURNS Introduction 1.
- . : MAS 119 (Cancellation) Issue Date : 30 DECEMBER 2020 ELECTRONIC SUBMISSION OF RETURNS Introduction 1. This Notice is issued pursuant to section 64(2) of the Insurance Act (Cap. 142). 2.
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- Amendment Notes 1 Jul 2021 MAS Notice 631 dated 30 Jun 2021 takes effect. MAS Notice 631 dated 18 Jul 2001 (81.6 KB) is cancelled.
- MAS Notice 631 dated 18 July 2001 is cancelled with effect from 1 July 2021. MAS Notice 631 dated 18 July 2001 is cancelled with effect from 1 July This Notice takes effect on 1 July 2021.
- MAS 631 30 June 2021 (MAS Notice 631 dated 18 July 2001 is cancelled with effect from 1 July 2021) NOTICE TO BANKS BANKING ACT, CAP 19 Meaning of Customer Under Section 40A This Notice is issued pursuant to section 40A of the Banking Act (Cap. 19) [the Act] and applies to
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- Concurrently, MAS has today adopted regulations to exempt certain EU Multilateral Trading Facilities and Organised Trading Facilities from MAS' markets licensing requirements.
- This follows the agreement between the Commission and the MAS on the common approach regarding certain derivatives trading platforms. See the joint EU-MAS announcement issued on 20 February 2019.
- Singapore, Brussels, 1 April 2019… The European Commission has today recognised a number of Singapore trading venues authorised by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) as eligible for compliance with the EU trading obligation for derivatives.
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- MAS thematic inspections on name screening MAS conducted thematic inspections on selected FIs name screening processes, based on the requirements of MAS Notice 626/1014/8242 on Prevention of Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism for Banks, Merchant Banks, and Finance Companies
- MAS conducted thematic inspections on the AML/CFT name screening frameworks and processes of selected financial institutions in 2021. The paper sets out MAS’ supervisory expectations and good practices, areas for improvement, and illustrative examples observed from the inspections.
- MAS expects senior management to pay close attention to the implementation of sound AML/CFT frameworks and controls.
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- MAS endorses these Guidelines as a valuable guide to issue managers and underwriters on the level of due diligence expected of them as professional advisers and in meeting their obligations under the Securities and Futures Act and SGX listing manual. 18 MAS appreciates that SIBA is now currently working
- Keynote Address by Mr Heng Swee Keat, Managing Director, Monetary Authority of Singapore Chairman of SIBA, Mr George Lee, Committee members, Ladies and gentlemen.
- SIBA therefore plays a very important role in complementing MAS to ensure that high standards and best practices are upheld in the market.
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- MAS Response 2.1.9 MAS will provide guidance on the scope of products under each definition.
- MAS Response 2.3.2 MAS intends to proceed with these proposals. Legislative Amendments under Part XII (Market Conduct) of the MAS will be 3.1 amendments to Part XII of the SFA.
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- Authority of Singapore (MAS).
- NUS Business School is honoured to join MAS, Chicago Booth and ABFER in organising the Forum.”
- Mr Edward Robinson, Assistant Managing Director (Economic Policy) & Chief Economist, MAS, said: “MAS is extremely pleased that the Asian Monetary Policy Forum in its fourth year continues to provide a platform for casting a timely spotlight and enhanced analytical lenses on macroeconomic and financial
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- 28 July 2011… The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has introduced new requirements for intermediaries to formally assess a retail customer's investment knowledge and experience before selling certain investment products to the customer. 2 These new requirements will apply to the sale of Specified
- Intermediaries must comply with the new requirements in their dealings with all customers, new and existing. 4 MAS has introduced these stronger measures and enhanced requirements to further safeguard customers’ interests.
- MAS will not allow “execution only” service in such cases. Safeguards, such as a lower trading limit than what the intermediary would otherwise have imposed, will also be put in place before the customer is allowed to proceed with the transaction.
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- If the investor is not happy with the decision, he is free to reject the decision and pursue his claim through other avenues. 5 The independent parties will provide MAS with regular updates on the progress of the complaints review and will highlight to MAS any shortcoming in the FIs’ processes as well
- MAS can also require a FI to strengthen its internal processes and controls if these are found to be deficient. 7 Mr Shane Tregillis, Deputy Managing Director, Market Conduct, MAS, said, "We understand that many customers are concerned and anxious about the possible losses on these investment products
- Singapore, 2 October 2008...MAS understands the current anxiety of many investors who have purchased DBS High Notes 5, Lehman Minibonds and Merrill Lynch Jubilee Series 3 LinkEarner Notes.
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- Singapore, 01 July 04...The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) published today its response to comments it received from its public consultation on the regulation of traded endowment policies (TEPs) and traded life policies (TLPs).
- A copy of the public consultation and MAS' response to feedback received is available on the MAS website at www.mas.gov.sg . ( Click here to view the responses) *** Notes to editors: TEPs typically involve with-profits endowments, and investors are interested in such policies because of the bonuses that
- Regulation of Life Company and TEP Manufacturer - The life insurance company underwriting the policy, and TEP product manufacturer, should be regulated by an authority with information sharing arrangements with MAS.