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- "Trusts in Asia Pacific Conference" INTRODUCTION Distinguished Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen 1 Thank you for inviting me to speak this morning. I would like to take this opportunity to share with you MAS' observations of developments in the trust services industry and our thinking on the regulatory framework for the industry in Singapore. 2 Trust services are growing in importance globally, as part of the wide array of asset management services offered by financial institutions. Trusts have
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- Response VIEW DOCUMENT Response to Feedback: Widening the Scope of Eligible Collateral in MAS Notice 637 (718.6 KB) Consultation Paper VIEW DOCUMENT Consultation Paper on Proposals to Widen Scope of Eligible Collateral in MAS Notice 637 (378.9 KB) RESPONSE TO FEEDBACK RECEIVED RESPONSE TO November 2018 FEEDBACK RECEIVED October 2018 Proposed Amendments to Widen the Scope of Eligible Collateral in MAS Notice 637 Designation (Department) Designation (Department) Name of officer (x1234
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- 1 I am delighted to join you this morning, at the Terrapinn Commodity Trade and Finance World Asia 2010. With Asia taking the lead in the recovery of the global economy and its prominent role in the re-bound of global trade, it is timely and fitting for this forum to be held in Singapore, at the heart of Asia. Singapore’s History in Commodities 2 The history of the region and of Singapore is intimately linked to the commodities trade. Commodities trading in Asia began in the 14th century with
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- 1 Mr. Speaker, I beg to move, “That the Bill be now read a second time.” 2 Technology is transforming the world of payments. In particular, FinTech, or Financial Technology, has opened up opportunities for more convenient, faster and cheaper payments. 3 At the same time, new payment methods give rise to new risks. This has necessitated a review of our regulatory framework. Further, services that were previously provided separately and regulated separately are now merging. 4 MAS currently
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- Requirements for banks on maintaining credit files, grading credit facilities and determining credit loss allowance. This notice applies to all banks in Singapore. It covers requirements for: Maintenance of credit files and the basic information required for objective credit assessment. Grading of credit facilities. Recognition of loss allowance for expected credit loss. The notice also sets out requirements specific to locally-incorporated domestic systemically important banks (D-SIBs) in Singapore
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- Requirements for all finance companies on the maintenance of credit files, grading of credit facilities and determination of credit loss allowance. This notice applies to all finance companies. It sets out the requirements on: Maintenance of credit files and the basic information required for objective credit assessment. Grading of credit facilities. Recognition of loss allowance for expected credit loss. Please refer to MAS Notice 811A for the credit grading treatment in relation to the credit facilities
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- Address by Mr Koh Yong Guan, Managing Director, Monetary Authority of Singapore, at the ABS-MAS Joint Lunch Date: 18 Mar 1999 Introduction 1 Good Afternoon Ladies and Gentlemen. 2 I am very encouraged that the financial industry has taken the initiative to organise itself and arrange this international conference. Your agenda is an important one. The Year 2000 problem is a real, non-negotiable threat that transcends geographical, industry, and regulatory boundaries. Your resolve and commitment
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- Ministerial Statement Ministerial Statement on Bank Charges by DBS/POSBank Date: 09 May 2000 Date: For Parliamentary Sitting on 09 May 2000 1. Many members of the House have raised questions about DBS' recent decision to levy a $2 monthly fee on POSBank accounts with less than $500 balance and charges for POSBank cheque services. Let me answer them together, by explaining the background of POSBank's merger with DBS bank, the present status of DBS bank, the Government's proper role, how we can resolve
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- Last year, Capbridge Platform obtained MAS’ approval to operate its private securities exchange as a Recognised Market Operator in Singapore.
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- Nevertheless, there may be very limited scenarios where the IAC Guidelines need not be applied, such as in the case of a foreign incorporated recognised market operator which operates in a market overseas, rather than in Singapore, as such an entity conducts no or very few activities in Singapore,
- in relation to a recognised market operator that is incorporated in Singapore, recognised clearing house that is incorporated in Singapore, licensed trade repository or the Central Depository System under the Securities and Futures Act, as the case may be, the functions
- market operator that in Singapore, approved clearing house, recognised clearing house that is incorporated in Singapore, approved holding company, licensed trade repository or the Central Depository System under the Securities and Futures Act, as the case may be, the functions involving