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- The tightness in the labour market will exert some upward pressures on MAS Core Inflation in the latter half of this year as higher wage costs pass through to consumer prices. 11 MAS will maintain its policy of a modest and gradual appreciation of the S$NEER policy band.
- COE premiums have corrected from the high in early 2013, following MAS’ tightening of financing restrictions on motor vehicle loans.
- 12 April 2013 INTRODUCTION In October 2012, MAS maintained the modest and gradual appreciation path of the S$NEER policy band, with no change to its slope, width, and the level at which it was centred.
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- MAS Core Inflation will experience modest but continuing pressures, before levelling off at just below 2% over the medium term. 14. MAS has therefore decided to increase slightly the slope of the S$NEER policy band.
- The level of economic activity is assessed to be slightly above potential and MAS Core Inflation is projected to rise modestly in the near term before stabilising at just below 2%. Growth Backdrop 4.
- In the April 2018 Monetary Policy Statement, MAS increased slightly the slope of the S$NEER policy band from the previous zero percent. There was no change to the width of the policy band or the level at which it was centred.
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- MAS has finalised its guidelines on business continuity management and internet banking technology risk management. MAS is also launching later today a new risk management section on the MAS website.
- Business continuity management will continue to be an important subject for risk managers, and indeed the Monetary Authority of Singapore, in the months and years to come.
- The liberalisation by the Monetary Authority of Singapore of commercial banking in Singapore adds to the level of competition within our banking sector and also increases the need for effective risk management.
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- Monetary Authority of Singapore SECURITIES AND FUTURES ACT (CAP. 289) GUIDELINES ON DISCLOSURES OF FINANCIAL INFORMATION IN PROSPECTUSES MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE -------- Guidelines on Disclosure of Financial Information in Prospectuses
- SFA 13-G18 Issue Date : 15 October 2005 [last revised on 8 October 2018] OFFERS OF INVESTMENTS (SECURITIES AND SECURITIES-BASED DERIVATIVES CONTRACTS) GUIDELINES ON DISCLOSURES OF FINANCIAL PROSPECTUSES INFORMATION IN I Purpose 1 These Guidelines are issued by the Monetary
- which period interim financial statements should be included in a prospectus; (d) (e) (f) (g) the review by auditors of interim financial statements and the interim comparative figures to be provided when such financial information is included in a prospectus; MONETARY
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- After submission, FIs may view a record of their submission by logging into MAS-Tx.
- Form to be submitted by exempt corporate finance advisers to notify MAS of any change of their particulars within 14 days after the date of change. Form 23 should be lodged online via FormSG . After submission, FIs may view a record of their submission by logging into MAS-Tx .
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- Project Greenprint and the ESG Impact Hub are not MAS projects, or even Singapore projects.
- To harness Green FinTech to build a credible ESG data landscape MAS has launched a collaborative effort with the financial industry called Project Greenprint.
- Many central banks, including MAS, are very keen to understand the impact of climate risk for financial stability. Second, it enables robust sustainability reporting.
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- Letters to Editor
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- Yours sincerely, Angelina Fernandez Director, Communications Monetary Authority of Singapore
- Check out US" (ST, 17 June 2004). 2 As part of the Government-wide initiative to encourage entrepreneurship, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has been reviewing the Securities and Futures Act (SFA) to make it easier and less expensive for companies to raise funds without compromising the level
- The current regulatory framework is able to accommodate the set up of a PEX in Singapore. 7 MAS recognises that the capital markets are constantly evolving and that the regulatory framework must keep pace to remain responsive and relevant.
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- Media Releases
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- Singapore, 27 Feb 2006...The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today issued guidelines that aim to provide financial institutions with guidance on sound risk management practices. 2.
- MAS intends to issue more guidelines for specific industries such as insurance and capital markets. 7. The guidelines are available on MAS' website. ( Click here for the guidelines ) ***
- By issuing these guidelines for financial institutions to draw from, MAS aims to strengthen risk management in the financial sector." 5. MAS encourages financial institutions to review and implement the sound practices recommended in the guidelines where appropriate.
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- Sopnendu joins MAS from Citibank, where he was the Global Head of Consumer Innovation Lab Networks & Programmes.
- The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today announced the formation of a new FinTech & Innovation Group (FTIG) within its organisation structure with effect from 1 August 2015. 2 FTIG will be responsible for regulatory policies and development strategies to facilitate the use of technology and
- innovation to better manage risks, enhance efficiency, and strengthen competitiveness in the financial sector. 3 MAS has appointed Sopnendu Mohanty as its Chief FinTech Officer to head FTIG.
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- These grants will not draw on MAS’ past reserves. 4 The Bretton Woods Agreements Act (BWAA) which was amended by Parliament to enable MAS to make grants to the IMF, came into effect on 7 October 2016 2 .
- Singapore, 2 November 2016…The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today announced that Singapore intends to join in the multilateral effort to enhance the capacity of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to assist low-income countries. 2 Singapore will participate by making grants to the IMF’s
- of qualifying low-income countries. 2 An explanatory brief detailing the amendments to the Bretton Woods Agreements Act (BWAA) was published on MAS’ website /news/speeches/2016/bretton-woods-agreements-bill-2016 ***