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- That is for new entrants coming into the workforce. 33 For people in the workforce, people like yourselves, MAS has set up a Financial Sector Tripartite Committee (FSTC) comprising our union, MAS and the financial industry to ensure that our financial workforce, including the insurance workforce, is
- That is why MAS is partnering the industry and also our tertiary institutions and our academics to deepen our knowledge and expertise to underwrite specialist risks.
- That’s why MAS will be doing more to build a strong Singaporean core of professionals and insurance leaders to prepare ourselves for this future. 32 We are starting with our young in our tertiary institutions.
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- The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has introduced a number of initiatives to build up an ecosystem to support corporates’ financing capabilities across the corporate lifecycle – from early stage financing to tapping on the public market. 26 In the private market space, MAS has in the past
- MAS will provide more details on these new initiatives later. Conclusion 34 Let me conclude. As the global economy grows at a more sustainable pace, there are opportunities.
- I am pleased to announce that MAS will expand the Green Bond Grant Scheme 2 to go beyond green bonds, and include all social and sustainability bonds as qualifying types of bonds under the grant scheme.
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- MAS would like to thank all respondents for their submissions and comments. The finalised Regulations and Guidelines can be found on the MAS website.
- All director appointments require MAS prior approval.
- MAS Response MAS has included more guidance on the duties, obligations, and powers of the CRO and articulated that the appointment or dismissal of the CRO requires the Boards approval in the Guidelines.
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- Singapore, 19 July 2004...The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today released a consultation paper on establishing a new regulatory framework for trust companies. Under the new framework, MAS will regulate trust companies in Singapore. Licensing will become mandatory for trust companies.
- MAS requests that comments be submitted by 18 August 2004. Interested parties may email their comments to trust@mas.gov.sg . ***
- MAS seeks comments on both the policy proposals to establish a new regulatory framework for trust companies ( Click here for Consultation Paper (94.1 KB) ) and the draft Trust Companies Bill ( Click here for Trust Companies Bill (444 KB) ).
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- The consultation paper is posted on the MAS website .
- Singapore, 5 December 2006...The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has released a policy consultation paper on proposed amendments to the Securities and Futures Act (SFA) and the Financial Advisers Act (FAA).
- This is the second in a series of policy consultations MAS is conducting following a review of the SFA and FAA. 2 This paper sets out the proposed amendments to five broad areas and highlights other drafting amendments.
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- MAS manages the Singapore dollar against a weighted basket of currencies of our major trading partners.
- Singapore, 21 June 2010...The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has received press queries relating to the announcement on 19 June 2010 by the People's Bank of China (PBC) that they will proceed further with reform of the Renminbi (RMB) exchange rate regime and enhance RMB exchange rate flexibility
- MAS will continue to be vigilant over developments in the external environment and their impact on the domestic economy, and stands ready to curb excessive volatility in the S$NEER. ***
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- MAS does not issue alerts or warnings about specific products (“Perpetual securities: Alerts from MAS should be timely”, ST Forum, 19 May 2012, and “MAS caution lacks balance”, ST Forum, 21 May 2012).
- Angelina Fernandez Director (Communications) Monetary Authority of Singapore
- 23 May 2012 The Editor ST Forum MAS’ comments on perpetual securities offered to retail investors were made in response to questions from the Straits Times on the risks of perpetual securities.
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- The investigation by the Commercial Affairs Department of the Singapore Police Force (SPF) and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) into the suspected trading irregularities in the shares of Asiasons Capital Limited, Blumont Group Ltd and LionGold Corp Ltd is ongoing.
- The SPF and MAS are working closely in the investigation, and are committed to completing it expeditiously. The appropriate announcements will be made when the investigation has been completed.
- Superintendent Ho Yenn Dar Assistant Director (Public Communications) Public Affairs Department Singapore Police Force Bey Mui Leng (Ms) Director (Communications) Monetary Authority of Singapore
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- These include investments in the Singapore stock market and funds authorised or recognised by MAS. 3 The supervisory cooperation arrangement was signed by CBRC Chairman Mr Liu Mingkang and MAS Managing Director Mr Heng Swee Keat on 22 January 2008 in Beijing.
- Singapore, 23 January 2008...The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) agreed on a supervisory cooperation arrangement in relation to the Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor (QDII) business of Chinese commercial banks. 2 With this arrangement
- in place, Chinese commercial banks can now conduct investments on behalf of their clients with Singapore based financial institutions regulated by MAS.
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- MAS is following up closely with SGX on the investigations.
- Singapore, 5 November 2014 … In response to media queries on the trading halt experienced by SGX’s securities and derivatives markets, the MAS Spokesperson said that SGX has informed MAS that its securities and derivatives market systems were not functioning due to a technical fault.
- MAS understands that affected members were duly informed and securities market services resumed after 5.15pm today while derivatives market services resumed at 7pm. SGX is investigating the cause of the fault.