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    • Hence, it is imperative that we do the right things today to secure the future and well-being of the next generation and our world. So let us do good together! 55.    With that, thank you very much. Happy anniversary and congratulations once again to Standard Chartered Bank.
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    • But a stable policy framework is not an end in itself: it matters only for instrumental reasons, as a means to secure a more stable overall macroeconomic environment. 3.1.2 and growth may turn out to be rather complex.
    • Servén (2000): Securing Our Future. The World Bank: Washington, DC. De Haan, J., and W. Koi (2000): Does Central Bank Independence Really Matter? New Evidence for Developing Countries Using a New Indicator. Journal of Banking and Finance 24 (4): 643-664.
    • As has been widely recognized, the appropriate institutional 4.2.4 framework involves clear and secure property rights, an accessible, efficient and impartial legal system to enforce contracts, appropriate legal protection MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE 47 -----
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    • SFA-approved trustee business unit and TCA-trustee business unit) to facilitate a holistic assessment of the ML/TF risks presented by the trust relevant party.
    • agencies such as the International Maritime Organisation and the International Monetary Fund; regional international organisations such as the Asian Development Bank, Association of Southeast Asian Nations Secretariat, institutions of the European Union, the Organisation for Security
    • Key Topics - Guidance to Trust Companies on Proliferation Financing Overview I-1 I-1-1 MAS issues Regulations under section 27A of the MAS Act in order to discharge or facilitate the discharge of any obligation binding on Singapore by virtue of a United Nations Security
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    • Further public consultations will be undertaken at suitable junctures in the future. 2 3 4 1 Compulsory insurance policy is defined in the Insurance Act as any policy or security which satisfies the requirements of
    • However, the continuity of coverage for affected policy owners cannot be guaranteed as the ability of MAS to secure such coverage may be limited by practical constraints. 1.6 The life insurance PPF is to be funded through levies of up to a maximum of 1% of the gross premium income of a registered
    • that pays a benefit that is contingent on the survival or death of the life insured under the policy, and does not include any accident and health policies written by the life insurers. 3.4 The loss of protection from a life policy can have a major impact on the financial security
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    • The financial institution should train its representatives to avoid the use of terms or phrases whichthat some customers may not understand or convey a false sense of security, for examplesuch as capital protected or similar to fixed deposits and bonds.
    • These are either where the customer contacts the financial institution on his own initiative to purchase the product, for example, through internet portals, or in respect of the limited activities for which an "execution only" model is appropriate, such as active trading of securities quoted on an
    • the financial include information on the scope of complaints is a market maker of the recommended product or its underlying, or acted as an issue manager of the recommended securitys public offering in the past 12 months; institution, and should b) the financial institution
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    • agencies such as the International Maritime Organisation and the International Monetary Fund; regional international organisations such as the Asian Development Bank, Association of Southeast Asian Nations Secretariat, institutions of the European Union, the Organisation for Security
    • PREVENTION OF MONEY LAUNDERING AND COUNTERING THE FINANCING OF TERRORISM I I-1 I-1-1 MAS issues Regulations under section 27A of the MAS Act in order to discharge or facilitate the discharge of any obligation binding on Singapore by virtue of a United Nations Security
    • and take necessary follow-up action within a reasonable period of time, as required under the applicable laws and regulations. 6 Please refer to the MAS website for a full listing of Regulations issued by MAS pursuant to the United Nations Security
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    • , by applying to be a full member of the IFSB - and to be able to contribute to some of the work related to standard setting. 23   We hope that Singapore can contribute to this new "asset class" by sharing our own experience in other international regulatory working committee such as banking's BIS, securities
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    • The Monetary Authority of Singapore, for example, is in discussions to conclude MOUs with the UAE's Emirates Securities and Commodities Authority and Qatar's Financial Centre Regulatory Authority to provide for training and supervisory cooperation. 21   I have highlighted earlier that investment agencies
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    • Showing Winsemius a globe, he explained how Singapore occupied the gap in global trading hours between America and Europe, and therefore was well-placed to facilitate round-the-clock trading in currencies and securities. Mr Van Oenen wrote up a paper on the subject and sent it to Mr Hon Sui Sen.
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    • activities (as set out at para 4.3 above), the PDPC would highlight that organisations like the Applicant will still have to adopt the necessary measures to comply with the other obligations under the PDPA, which would include among others: (a) Ensuring that there are reasonable security