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The PDPC does not prescribe the types of identifiers that organisations should adopt in place of NRIC numbers. Organisations should assess the suitability of alternatives to NRIC numbers based on their own business and operational needs.
However, some alternatives that have been adopted by organisations include organisation or user-generated ID, tracking number, organisation-issued QR code, or monetary deposit. Organisations should also consider whether the alternatives provided are reasonable
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- Singapore, 29 November 2022… The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today announced the renewal of the Bilateral Local Currency Swap Arrangement with the Bank of Japan (BOJ) for another three years. 2 Under the arrangement, the two central banks can exchange local currencies with each other of up to SGD 15 billion or JPY 1.1 trillion. MAS will thus be able to provide Japanese Yen liquidity to eligible Singapore financial institutions to support their cross-border operations. 3 The arrangement
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- Singapore, 25 May 2006...The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with The Bank of Thailand (BOT), which regulates Thailand's banking sector on behalf of Thailand's Minister of Finance. 2 The MOU provides a formal basis for banking supervisory cooperation between the two authorities. It allows for supervisory cooperation between MAS and BOT in areas of information sharing and communication during the licensing process and ongoing supervision of banks
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- Singapore, 10 February 2009...The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht (BaFin), the prudential regulator of financial institutions in Germany. 2 The MOU provides a formal basis for supervisory cooperation between the two authorities in banking and insurance. It paves the way for mutual assistance and sharing of supervisory information between the two authorities to strengthen the supervision
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- Singapore, 7 January 2008...The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA), the prudential regulator of financial institutions in Australia. 2 The MOU provides a formal basis for supervisory cooperation between the two authorities in banking and insurance. It paves the way for mutual assistance and sharing of supervisory information between the two authorities to strengthen the supervision of cross-border
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- Interview with Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Asiamoney, February 2001. Date: 1 Feb 2001 The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) faces an uncertain future. Alone, the tiny island-state is unlikely to tempt international investors. Its only option to remain relevant may be to offer up its companies and banks to global players- providing an Asian headquarters of sorts. Although MAS is aware of Singapore's need to restructure and is in the process of transforming the financial sector, it is still not keen
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- Singapore, 11 April 2014 … In response to media queries on the theft of bank statements belonging to some private banking clients of Standard Chartered Bank which occurred at its third party service provider, the MAS spokesperson said that MAS has taken appropriate supervisory actions against the bank. MAS generally does not disclose details of its supervisory actions. 2 The MAS spokesperson reiterated that MAS takes a serious view on the safeguarding of customer information, and has reminded all
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- Mr Deputy Speaker, on behalf of Senior Minister and Minister in Charge of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, I beg to move, “That this Parliament, in accordance with section 6A(2)(d) of the Bretton Woods Agreements Act (Chapter 27 of the 2012 Revised Edition), resolves that the maximum amount of grants that the Monetary Authority of Singapore may give under the bilateral agreement (or its subsequent variations) to be made by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (on behalf of the Government of the
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- Toby Fildes, Global Managing Editor, GlobalCapital Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, good morning. 1. Thank you very much for inviting me to the Global Borrowers & Investors Forum – Asia. 2. I am delighted that Euromoney has chosen Singapore to anchor the Asian edition of your flagship Global Borrowers & Bond Investors Forum. The Forum started over 20 years ago in London, and consistently attracts over 700 issuers, investors and financial intermediaries from around the world to exchange
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- Minister for National Development Mr Desmond Lee, ladies and gentleman, good afternoon. Let me start with the big picture. To limit global warming to 1.5 ° C, global annual greenhouse gas emissions need to be halved by 2030 and reduced to net-zero by 2050. Yet, the trajectory of carbon emissions is still on a steady uptrend. Just on energy needs alone, demand in Asia is projected to double in 2030. Economic development will drive demand for fossil fuels, which is still the cheapest way to generate