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- The MAS also partners with industry.
- The MAS recently the MAS regularly collects In Singapore, Monetary Authority of Singapore 20 -------- MAS Staff Paper No.57 February 2020 completed a review of concentrations of financial
- Monetary Authority of Singapore 11 -------- MAS Staff Paper No.57 February 2020 Figure 3. Frequency of Cybersecurity Incidents (number of events) Sources: Bank of Canada (2019) and MAS.
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- [MAS Notice 1113 (Amendment) 2013] [MAS Notice 1113 (Amendment 2) 2013] [MAS Notice 1113 (Amendment 3) 2013] [MAS Notice 1113 (Amendment) 2016] Re-financing Facilities and Subsequent Hire-Purchase Agreement 10.
- MAS Notice 1113 last revised on 15 April 2013 (184.5 KB) . 06 Apr 2013 MAS Notice 1113 (Amendment 2) 2013 takes effect. 08 Mar 2013 MAS Notice 1113 (Amendment) 2013 takes effect. 26 Feb 2013 MAS Notice 1113 dated 25 February 2013 takes effect.
- [MAS Notice 1113 (Amendment) 2016] 3.
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- Monetary Authority of Singapore 10 Shenton Way MAS Building Singapore 079117 www.mas.gov.sg -------- C Monetary Authority of Singapore -------- C Monetary Authority of Singapore -------- C Monetary Authority of Singapore -------- 10 Shenton Way MAS Building Singapore 079117 www.mas.gov.sg
- Tribute to Pioneers to pay tribute to MAS pioneers for their contributions during MAS formative years, a special reunion event was held in their honour on 16 August 2014, coinciding with the MAS Annual Dinner. over 200 MAS pioneers past and present, and their guests, joined MAS Chairman, Board members
- MAS will also be opening a permanent gallery for the public in September 2015. the MAS Gallery will give the public a better understanding of MAS roles and functions.
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- MAS will only publish non-anonymous submissions. In addition, MAS reserves the right not to publish any submission received where MAS considers it not in the public interest to do so, such as where the submission appears to be libellous or offensive.
- MAS thus proposes to exempt AEs and RMOs that conduct such services from regulation as clearing facilities. With this exemption, AEs and RMOs will not, by virtue of providing such services alone, be additionally subject to regulation by MAS as an ACH or RCH.
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- In practice this is already MAS policy, as MAS has publicly stated several times. But, there is still a wide-spread perception to the contrary, because the text of MAS 621 still requires banks to consult MAS even on loans to residents for use outside Singapore.
- Nonetheless, MAS 621 has been a valuable and effective deterrent. 12 MAS has therefore reaffirmed the basic thrust of the non-internationalisation policy. However, the actual Notice, MAS 621, has become outdated.
- 621, to minimise the need for banks to consult MAS.
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- 1.2.1 MAS Notice 613 (MAS 613) stipulates the Minimum Cash Balance (MCB) and Minimum Liquid Assets (MLA) requirements.
- MAS invites interested parties to provide their feedback on Written comments may be submitted to: Specialist Risk Supervision Department Monetary Authority of Singapore 10 Shenton Way MAS Building Singapore 079117 Email: liquidity@mas.gov.sg 4 MONETARY AUTHORITY
- MAS may impose penalty charges on the net debit bank for any MLA shortfall arising therein.
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- Amendments are also being made to formalise MAS’ existing requirements and clarify MAS’ policy intent. 3 MAS conducted public consultations on the significant policy changes (November 2013) and a draft Bill (January 2015) and has incorporated the feedback into the Bill where appropriate.
- MAS can impose penalties on banks that fail to do so. 9 The Bill will introduce a requirement for banks to obtain MAS’ approval to establish new places of business where non-banking activities (such as money-changing and remittance) are conducted. 1 This allows MAS to exercise better oversight of banks
- These amendments strengthen and align MAS’ regulatory and supervisory framework with international best practice.
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- Reports to the MAS[Deleted by MAS 306 (Amendment) 2021] 19.
- MAS 304 15 Dec 1992 and 28 Nov 1997, MAS 306 dated 15 Dec 1992 and 10 Jan 1996 and Circulars No.
- [MAS Notice 306 (Amendment) 2021] 2.
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- [MAS Notice 632A (Amendment) 2022] 8A.
- MAS will only publish non-anonymous submissions. In addition, MAS reserves the right not to publish any submission received where MAS considers it not in the public interest to do so, such as where the submission appears to be libellous or offensive.
- the abovementioned In 2011 when MAS provided clarification, MAS did not provide for the definition of Credit Facility and the initial Fact Sheet did not contain Section D Fees and charges due To this end, considering the subsequent revisions made to MAS 632A and the Fact Sheet, 2
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- MAS Response: MAS has decided to reduce the minimum AM coverage requirement for full banks to 35% of DBU non-bank deposits.
- An offshore bank would have to maintain a minimum S$5 million Amounts Due from MAS 8 Banks asked if amounts due from MAS under reverse repurchase transactions will be treated as amounts due from MAS for the purposes of AM.
- MAS existing risk assessments of individual banks will serve as the basis for banks AM coverage requirements. 4 MAS thanks all banks for their feedback.