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- Public Consultations
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- Section PDPC requirement 1.4 The requirement to port data between service providers has the potential to ease an individual’s efforts to switch between different providers as it eliminates the repetitiveness of having to provide their personal data each time they switch between service providers, and thereby lowers switching costs for consumers. 1.5 3.4 Portability of historical transactional data is expected to create impetus for competitive offerings for customers to switch
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- Singapore, 27 April 2021… The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced today a new partnership between MAS and the private sector to strengthen Singapore’s value proposition as a leading full-service asset management and fund domiciliation hub. 2. The Singapore Funds Industry Group (SFIG) will bring together all the key players across the entire asset management value chain, including not just fund managers but also service providers, such as lawyers, tax advisors, fund administrators
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- Speech by Mr Koh Yong Guan, Managing Director, MAS at the Millennium Law Conference Date: 10 Apr 2000 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 I am honoured to be invited to speak at the Millennium Law Conference. 1.2 The organisers had asked that I speak on issues related to the Internet challenge. This is not surprising. Financial services is among those sectors that stand to be radically transformed by the world-wide web phenomenon. 1.3 The Internet is more than just another delivery mechanism or cost-effective
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- Speeches
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- Good morning, ladies and gentlemen, and to our foreign guests, a warm welcome to Singapore. 1 The theme for this year's Seminar on the "Challenges in Maintaining Solvency for Takaful Undertaking" is appropriate and timely given the current uncertainty in global financial markets. I do not propose to speak at length on the technical issues as many of you have a great deal more expertise on this subject and will be discussing these details in more depth in the coming sessions. Instead I will focus
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- Consumer Price Developments
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- This January 2020 report contains an update of the latest consumer price developments in Singapore, prepared by MAS and the Ministry of Trade and Industry. Consumer Price Developments in January 2020 Summary MAS Core Inflation came in at 0.3% on a yearonyear (yoy) basis in January, lower than the 0.6% recorded in December last year. o Largely due to lower services inflation and a steeper drop in the cost of retail & other goods. o Part of the fall in core inflation also reflected
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- Consumer Price Developments
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- This August 2021 report contains an update of the latest consumer price developments in Singapore, prepared by MAS and the Ministry of Trade and Industry. a\sys 1 Consumer Price Developments in August 2021 Summary from 1.0% in July. MAS Core Inflation edged up to 1.1% on a year-on-year (y-o-y) basis in August, o The increase was largely driven by higher food inflation and the smaller decline in the cost of retail & other goods. CPI-All Items inflation eased
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- Public Consultation on Review of the Personal Data Protection Act 2012 – Proposed Data Portability and Data Innovation Provisions (Issued 22 May 2019) Comments from Facebook 3 July 2019 -------- 1. What are your views on the impact of data portability, specifically on consumers, market and economy? What are your views on the proposed Data Portability Obligation, specifically – scope of organisations covered; and scope of data covered? We recognize that data portability
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- Consumer Price Developments
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- This July 2017 report contains an update of the latest consumer price developments in Singapore, prepared by MAS and the Ministry of Trade and Industry. sdzkl1;Yah 3 4 Consumer Price Developments in July 2017 Both CPI-All Items inflation and MAS Core Inflation came in slightly higher in July, at 0.6% and 1.6% respectively, compared to 0.5% and 1.5% in June. CPI-All Items inflation edged up to 0.6% year-on-year (y-o-y) in July CPI-All Items inflation rose to 0.6% y-o-y
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- Consumer Price Developments
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- This October 2015 report contains an update of the latest consumer price developments in Singapore, prepared by MAS and the Ministry of Trade and Industry. sdzkl1;Yah Consumer Price Developments in October 2015 CPI-All Items inflation came in at -0.8% y-o-y in October CPI-All Items inflation eased to -0.8% in October from -0.6% in September, mainly due to the lower costs of oil-related and retail items. The cost of oil-related items fell by 10.1%,
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- Consumer Price Developments
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- This March 2019 report contains an update of the latest consumer price developments in Singapore, prepared by MAS and the Ministry of Trade and Industry. s dzkl1;Yah 1 2 Consumer Price Developments in March 2019 MAS Core Inflation eased to 1.4% on a year-on-year (y-o-y) basis in March 2019, from 1.5% in February, as smaller increases in the costs of retail items and electricity & gas more than offset higher services and food inflation.1 Despite lower core inflation, smaller declines in private