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- Mr Scott Kalb, Executive Director, Sovereign Investor Institute Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, good morning. The Global Conjuncture The major economies of the world are at an inflection point. In the US, the era of quantitative easing has come to an end. Next year, for the first time in eight years, we are likely to see a hike in the Fed funds rate. The good news is that monetary policy normalisation will occur in the context of a strengthening US economy. The bad news is that for financial
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- Singapore, 19 June 2003 Despite the difficult global environment, total Assets Under Management (AUM) in Singapore grew a healthy 12% last year, according to the 2002 Asset Management survey conducted by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). The survey released today shows that Singapore-based financial institutions managed a total of S$343.8 billion as at end-2002, comprising S$183.4 billion of discretionary assets and S$160.4 billion of non-discretionary assets. 2 The increase in AUM
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- The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has revoked the capital markets services licence (CMSL) of One Asia Investment Partners Pte. Ltd. (OAIP) with effect from 11 April 2017. This means that OAIP has ceased to be a licensed fund management company and is no longer permitted to carry on business in fund management in Singapore. 2 OAIP has been issued a winding up order by the High Court of Singapore on 17 March 2017 and is in the process of being wound up. Accordingly, MAS has revoked OAIP’
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- Singapore, 1 December 2017... The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today published a consultation paper proposing a framework to strengthen the process of determining Singapore Government Securities (SGS) and MAS Bills end-of-day prices (Closing Prices). This is in line with MAS’ broader efforts to enhance the integrity of the processes for setting financial benchmarks. 2 As of end October 2017, outstanding SGS and MAS Bills amounted to more than $200 billion. The prices of these securities
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- Singapore, 1 December 2017... The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today published a consultation paper proposing a framework to strengthen the process of determining Singapore Government Securities (SGS) and MAS Bills end-of-day prices (Closing Prices). This is in line with MAS’ broader efforts to enhance the integrity of the processes for setting financial benchmarks. 2 As of end October 2017, outstanding SGS and MAS Bills amounted to more than $200 billion. The prices of these securities
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- Singapore, 1 November 2019… The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced today that all Singapore citizens and permanent residents who applied for the Singapore Bicentennial $20 commemorative notes were allotted the full quantity requested. In total, MAS received over 200,000 applications for about 1.8 million pieces of notes. 2 Successful applicants will receive an SMS notification by 3 November 2019. The SMS will indicate the number of notes allotted and the bank branch they have selected
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- Singapore, 23 March 2020... Singapore and Australia have agreed to enhance data connectivity in financial services between both countries under the Singapore-Australia Digital Economy Agreement (DEA). The DEA ensures that financial institutions operating in Singapore and Australia are able to transfer information that they generate or hold more seamlessly across borders. 2 The conclusion of negotiations for the DEA was jointly announced by the Prime Ministers of Singapore and Australia today. 3 Under
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Organisations should review their existing business practices to ensure that their practices are aligned with the PDPC's Advisory Guidelines on the PDPA for NRIC and other National Identification Numbers. This would include assessing whether the identification numbers (or copies of ID) in their possession or under their control are required
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Organisations should review their existing business practices to ensure that their practices are aligned with the PDPC's Advisory Guidelines on the PDPA for NRIC and other National Identification Numbers. This would include assessing whether the identification numbers (or copies of ID) in their possession or under their control are required
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- Dr Choi Kwang, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, National Pension Service Ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon. I am delighted to join you to celebrate the opening of the Singapore office of Korea’s National Pension Service (NPS). This is an exciting development for Singapore’s asset management industry. NPS manages one of the largest pension funds in the world, with KRW 500 trillion of assets under management. The decision by NPS to set up an office here is significant. This will be NPS’s first