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- Macroeconomic Reviews
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- MAS ED Quarterly Bulletin, October 2001 1 Monetary Authority of Singapore Economics Department -------- Macroeconomic Review, January 2002 Contents Box Item 1.1: Dynamics of a Recession in Singapore 1 2 3 4 5 1.1 1.2 3.1 3.2 3.3 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 Foreword Monetary Policy Statement Macroeconomic
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- The Monetary Authority of Singapore (Amendment) Bill 2007 Mr Speaker Sir, on behalf of the Senior Minister, I beg to move that the Bill be now read a second time. INTRODUCTION 2 There have been significant changes in the global financial and regulatory landscape since the MAS Act was enacted 36 years ago. To keep pace with these changes, MAS embarked on a review of the MAS Act and proposed a series of amendments. The amendments will enable MAS to carry out its functions more effectively to meet
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- MAS Staff Paper No. 34, August 2004 - By Chan Lily and Lim Phang Hong Abstract Singapore participated in the IMF-World Bank Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP) in 2002-2004. As part of the FSAP, the MAS coordinated an industry-level stress test involving systemically important banks and insurance companies. The purpose of this paper is to share the many processes needed to execute a broad-based stress test involving institutions with dissimilar risk management practices, with a focus on
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- Since its launch in March 2000, MAS Lecture has provided a platform for distinguished members of the international financial community to offer perspectives on significant economic and financial issues of the day.
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- Mr Lester Gray, Chairman of IMAS, Distinguished speakers, ladies and gentlemen, good morning. A New Financial Landscape Four years since Lehman Brothers collapsed, a new financial landscape is emerging. While the contours of this new landscape are still forming, three driving forces are discernible: financial deleveraging, regulatory reforms, and the rise of Asia Driving forces First, the global financial industry is deleveraging. Banks around the world are consolidating their balance sheets and
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- This consultation sets out MAS’ proposed Guidelines on Environmental Risk Management for all banks, merchant banks, and finance companies. MAS is proposing to issue the Guidelines to enhance financial institutions’ resilience to and management of environmental risk. Response VIEW DOCUMENT Response to Feedback Received for Proposed Guidelines on Environmental Risk Management for Banks (1.17 MB) Consultation Paper VIEW DOCUMENT Consultation Paper on Proposed Guidelines on Environmental Risk Management
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- -------- W103841 size W 160mm x H 240 mm Mac.10 C.bee 1st Pantone 872C -------- CONTENTS Chairmans Message Board of Directors Management Team Board Committees Organisational Structure OUR WORK Staying Resilient, Sustaining Growth MACROECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENTS The Global Economy Slowed in 2011 Growth in the G3 Fell Sharply as Domestic Demand Retreated Weaker External Demand and Supply Disruptions Tempered Growth in Asia Financial Markets
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- Vice Mayor Liu Guiping, distinguished guests, good morning Welcome to the Singapore-China (Chongqing) Financial Conference. I am delighted to see the strong level of interest in the Chongqing Connectivity Initiative. The Chongqing Connectivity Initiative The Chongqing Connectivity Initiative is the third government-led project between China and Singapore. First was Suzhou Industrial Park in 1994; And then Tianjin Eco-city in 2008. The Chongqing Connectivity Initiative, or CCI, is a significant project
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- With respect to new or complex 703 For example, the Guidelines on Risk Management Practices issued by the Authority, Range of Practices and Issues in Economic Capital Frameworks issued by the BCBS in March 2009.
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- The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) conducts regular assessment of risks and vulnerabilities arising from developments in Singapore and the global economy, and assesses their implications on the soundness and stability of Singapore’s financial system. The analysis and results are contained in the Financial Stability Review (FSR), which aims to contribute to a greater understanding among market participants, analysts and the public on issues affecting Singapore's financial system. --------