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- In this regard, the MAS Sukuk provides Singapore financial institutions with high-quality Shariah-compliant assets which are eligible collateral for tapping MAS’ liquidity.
- MAS has also increased our training support under the Financial Training Scheme (FTS).
- In January this year, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced the completion of its own sukuk issuance facility to provide Shariah-compliant regulatory assets to financial institutions in Singapore.
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- I hope today’s forum will allow MAS and other regulators to learn from ESMA’s insights.
- With this experience, MAS has fine-tuned our approach to the recognition and regulation of overseas players, including European exchanges and clearing houses, in our markets.
- It is a privilege and honour for the MAS to host this inaugural forum on financial regulation between the EU authorities and members of the IOSCO Asia-Pacific Regional Committee (APRC).
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- MAS has been working closely with financial institutions to ensure fair and equitable treatment for all employees.
- MAS works in close partnership with the industry to provide training pathways and training opportunities for Singaporean finance professionals.
- MAS has a range of schemes to support the learning journey at all levels, from undergraduates and fresh graduates, to early/mid-career professionals, and to those in leadership positions.
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- MAS Asset Management Survey 2020 • Beyond headline numbers, we also saw encouraging signs for continued growth in 2021, with global and regional managers anchoring their investment teams in Singapore and existing players expanding their capabilities here.
- regulatory expectations and share good practices to the industry. • We hope these initiatives have been useful, and we welcome feedback on how MAS can further collaborate with and support asset managers in ensuring that their business activities and risks are well managed.
- On our part, MAS is fully committed to working with the industry to combat greenwashing, at both the fund and firm level. • At the fund level, we intend to introduce ESG-specific requirements on fund naming, prospectus disclosures and periodic reporting disclosures. o This will set out our supervisory
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- Major banks, MAS and CAD have collaborated closely to target key ML/TF risks and priority cases through ACIP.
- Firstly, MAS continues to encourage and expect FIs to effectively leverage data analytics in their AML/CFT frameworks.
- MAS is working with several banks in Singapore on limited purpose bank accounts for individuals who are considered to pose higher financial crime risk.
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- Major banks, MAS and CAD have collaborated closely to target key ML/TF risks and priority cases through ACIP.
- Firstly, MAS continues to encourage and expect FIs to effectively leverage data analytics in their AML/CFT frameworks.
- MAS is working with several banks in Singapore on limited purpose bank accounts for individuals who are considered to pose higher financial crime risk.
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- Singapore, 22 April 2004...The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) invites comments on the consultation paper released today on the draft Amendment Bills to the Securities and Futures Act (SFA) and the Financial Advisers Act (FAA).
- The amendments will implement several policy reforms as part of MAS' efforts to keep our regulatory framework responsive and conducive to developments in the capital markets.
- Rationalising the regulatory categories of non-retail investors in the SFA and FAA. *** 1 To fully implement these policies, MAS will make necessary amendments to the subsidiary legislation to the FAA .
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- supervised by MAS.
- As such, MAS welcomes comments on AML/CFT measures for these financial institutions. 4 The consultation paper is posted on the MAS website and comments should reach MAS by 18 February 2005.
- Singapore, 3 January 2005...The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is revising the Notice on Prevention of Money Laundering and has released a consultation paper on the proposed revisions. 2 The revised Notice updates Singapore's anti money laundering and counter terrorist financing (AML/CFT)
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- The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today issued two Practice Directions (PDs) relating to the Handbook on Unit Trusts: PD 10 recommends when payments should be made to investors who redeem units in unit trusts, and PD 11 disallows managers to charge marketing and promotion expenses to unit trust
- With the introduction of PD 10, investors will benefit from a standardised, shorter pay-out period. 3 Under PD 10, MAS encourages managers to pay redemption proceeds as soon as practicable after the receipt of a redemption request.
- This practice is also consistent with the treatment of similar expenses in the case of investment-linked insurance policies in Singapore. 8 MAS emphasised that PD 11 does not prohibit fund managers from advertising or promoting their funds.
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- MAS takes very seriously the reliability of our payments infrastructure as it forms a critical part of our financial system and economy. 3.
- Answer by Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister in charge of MAS: 1. Following the EFTPOS outage, NETS has conducted their investigations.
- All DPS operators have to adhere to MAS’ requirements on recoverability and reliability. DPS operators have to ensure that the systems are able to resume operations within four hours following any disruption.