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- The proposed framework will provide for the licensing, regulation and supervision of all payments service providers. These will include stored value facility holders, remittance companies, and virtual currency intermediaries.
- Proposed Payments Framework In August 2016, MAS consulted on a proposed activity-based framework for all payments services and the establishment of a payments council to enhance collaboration between users and payment providers.
- services and a payments council Developing a Smart Financial centre enhancing maS capabilitieS in Data analyticS Data Analytics Group established to position MAS and the financial sector for the digital economy of the future Monetary authority of Singaporeannual report 2016/17
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- In March 2002, Green Dot Payment Services and BCS Information Systems also announced their joint venture to provide an electronic payment service targeted to be launched by June 2002.
- In August 2001, NETS introduced the NETS Virtual Card, which is a payment service that allows users to make payment to busi- nesses or individuals through online inter- faces or mobile phones.
- The Clearing and Payment Services (CAPS), security practices, two dialogue launch of the CCB will mark the beginning a common utility that will facilitate the sessions were held with major banks of a new risk management process and connection of banks systems to CLS.
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- Through the Global CBDC Challenge, MAS hopes to encourage innovator communities worldwide to develop and showcase solutions that can maximise the potential of CBDC to deliver efficiencies to payment services, improve financial inclusion, consistent with central banks’ core mandate of monetary stability
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- Through the Global CBDC Challenge, MAS hopes to encourage innovator communities worldwide to develop and showcase solutions that can maximise the potential of CBDC to deliver efficiencies to payment services, improve financial inclusion, consistent with central banks’ core mandate of monetary stability
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- QUESTION NO 986 NOTICE PAPER 1346 OF 2018 FOR WRITTEN ANSWER Date: For Parliament Sitting on 10 September 2018 Name and Constituency of Member of Parliament Ms Sylvia Lim, MP, Aljunied GRC Question: To ask the Prime Minister whether the Government has thoroughly assessed the possible adverse economic and psychological impact that the move to a cashless society will have on particular segments of society. Answer by Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister in charge of MAS: 1
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- Jo Ann Barefoot : Great to see you. So, probably most of the people who are watching our session today knows that MAS has been, really, the global leader in so many ways in advancing FinTech and RegTech. For so long, you've been first, you've been best in so many ways, so imaginative and creative. And we're going to concentrate our conversation tonight on the goals of financial inclusion and sustainability through FinTech. I want to start by talking about the pandemic. We know that this pandemic
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- The ACIP best practice papers highlight the “red flag” customer behaviours or transaction patterns that financial institutions can look out for to detect illicit financial activities. Find out more about the best practices which ACIP has recommended as best practices for financial institutions to guard against trade-based money laundering(TBML). d AML/CFT INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIP Best Practices for Countering Trade Based Money Laundering May 2018 -------- Best Practices on Trade
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- Consultation Paper VIEW DOCUMENT Draft Deposit Insurance Bill (341.1 KB) CONSULTATION PAPER P003 - 2005 January 2005 Consultation on Draft Deposit Insurance Bill -------- Consultation on Draft Deposit Insurance Bill Jan 2005 PREFACE The Monetary Authority of Singapore ("MAS") has concluded two public consultation exercises on a proposed deposit insurance scheme (DI scheme) in Singapore. The first consultation
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- PSA is exploring opportunities in the Chittagong Port. Singapore companies have also embarked on tourism and commercial development projects in Sri Lanka. Other projects are being planned across the region. 24.
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- Services Bill 2 (this will include existing money changers, remittance agents and holders of stored value facilities that become licensees under the proposed Payment Services Bill; as well as proposed payment services such as account issuance, domestic money transfer, merchant acquisition
- Speeches-and-Monetary-Policy- Statements/Speeches/2016/Explanatory-Brief-Credit-Bureau-Bill-2016.aspx. 2 While the public consultation has closed, you may refer to the paper for details of the proposed Payment http://www.mas.gov.sg/News-and-Publications/Consultation-Paper/2017/Consultation- Services Paper-on-Proposed-Payment-Services-Bill.aspx
- any person that is approved as a financial institution under section 28 of the Monetary Authority of Singapore Act (Cap 186); any licensed credit bureau or approved member of a licensed credit bureau1 under the Credit Bureau Act 2016 (Act 27 of 2016); any licensee under the proposed Payment