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    • Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin

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    April 2014 Vol 35 No 4
    • MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE MONTHLY STATISTICAL BULLETIN April 2014 Co-ordinated by: Macroeconomic Surveillance Department Monetary Authority of Singapore MAS Building, 10 Shenton Way Singapore 079117 Republic of Singapore -------- CONTENTS Highlights of Monetary and Financial
    • The rates are not attributable to MAS and MAS does not warrant and hereby disclaims any warranty as to the accuracy or fitness for any particular purpose of the rates.
    • The rates are not attributable to MAS and MAS does not warrant and hereby disclaims any warranty as to the accuracy or fitness for any particular purpose of the rates.
    • MAS
    • Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin

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    May 2014 Vol 35 No 5
    • MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE MONTHLY STATISTICAL BULLETIN May 2014 Co-ordinated by: Macroeconomic Surveillance Department Monetary Authority of Singapore MAS Building, 10 Shenton Way Singapore 079117 Republic of Singapore -------- CONTENTS Highlights of Monetary and Financial
    • The rates are not attributable to MAS and MAS does not warrant and hereby disclaims any warranty as to the accuracy or fitness for any particular purpose of the rates.
    • The rates are not attributable to MAS and MAS does not warrant and hereby disclaims any warranty as to the accuracy or fitness for any particular purpose of the rates.
    • MAS
    • Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin

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    March 2014 Vol 35 No 3
    • MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE MONTHLY STATISTICAL BULLETIN March 2014 Co-ordinated by: Macroeconomic Surveillance Department Monetary Authority of Singapore MAS Building, 10 Shenton Way Singapore 079117 Republic of Singapore -------- CONTENTS Highlights of Monetary and Financial
    • The rates are not attributable to MAS and MAS does not warrant and hereby disclaims any warranty as to the accuracy or fitness for any particular purpose of the rates.
    • The rates are not attributable to MAS and MAS does not warrant and hereby disclaims any warranty as to the accuracy or fitness for any particular purpose of the rates.
    • MAS
    • Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin

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    February 2014 Vol 35 No 2
    • MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE MONTHLY STATISTICAL BULLETIN February 2014 Co-ordinated by: Macroeconomic Surveillance Department Monetary Authority of Singapore MAS Building, 10 Shenton Way Singapore 079117 Republic of Singapore -------- CONTENTS Highlights of Monetary and
    • The rates are not attributable to MAS and MAS does not warrant and hereby disclaims any warranty as to the accuracy or fitness for any particular purpose of the rates.
    • The rates are not attributable to MAS and MAS does not warrant and hereby disclaims any warranty as to the accuracy or fitness for any particular purpose of the rates.
    • MAS
    • Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin

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    July 2013 Vol 34 No 7
    • More rates are available on MAS website.
    • The rates are not attributable to MAS and MAS does not warrant and hereby disclaims any warranty as to the accuracy or fitness for any particular purpose of the rates.
    • The rates are not attributable to MAS and MAS does not warrant and hereby disclaims any warranty as to the accuracy or fitness for any particular purpose of the rates.
    • MAS
    • Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin

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    June 2014 Vol 35 No 6
    • MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE MONTHLY STATISTICAL BULLETIN June 2014 Co-ordinated by: Macroeconomic Surveillance Department Monetary Authority of Singapore MAS Building, 10 Shenton Way Singapore 079117 Republic of Singapore -------- CONTENTS Highlights of Monetary and Financial
    • The rates are not attributable to MAS and MAS does not warrant and hereby disclaims any warranty as to the accuracy or fitness for any particular purpose of the rates.
    • The rates are not attributable to MAS and MAS does not warrant and hereby disclaims any warranty as to the accuracy or fitness for any particular purpose of the rates.
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    • Speeches

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    Remarks made for Singapore Financial Markets Association Euro Seminar
    • Apart from in-house homework, we in MAS have been actively encouraging the banks here in their preparations.
    • Ms Yeo Lian Sim, Assistant Managing Director, Markets & Investments Department, Monetary Authority of Singapore Date:  23 Nov 1998 Good morning. Thank you for the kind introduction and for inviting me to speak.
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    • Media Releases

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    Liberalising Commercial Banking and Upgrading Local Banks Fact Sheet - Commercial Banking in Singapore
    • All banks have to be licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore ("MAS") to conduct banking business in Singapore. As at end April 1999, there are 142 commercial banks in Singapore. The three categories of commercial banks in Singapore are full banks, restricted banks and offshore banks.
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    • Speeches

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    Opening Remarks by Mr Heng Swee Keat, Managing Director, Monetary Authority of Singapore, at the IMF-Singapore High Level Seminar on Crisis Prevention, Singapore, 10 Jul 2006
    •  Mr Taktoshi Kato, Deputy Managing Director of the IMF, Colleagues from the IMF, fellow Central Banks and Ministries of Finance, 1   My colleagues and I at the MAS warmly welcome you to Singapore and to this high-level seminar on Crisis Prevention in Emerging Market Economies.
    • These include the 1873 crisis in continental Europe, the Wall Street crash in 1929, the Mexican default and Latin American debt crises of the 1980s, and closer to home, the Asian financial crisis of 1997 that resulted in a region-wide meltdown. 3   The topic of this seminar complements an earlier IMF-MAS
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    • Speeches

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    Speech by Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Minister for Education and Second Minister for Finance, at the Launch of the Standard Chartered Private Bank held at Standard Chartered, 28 May 2007 at 11am
    • Attracting Asian and global talent must remain a key priority for the industry. 18   To raise capabilities, MAS launched the Finance Scholarship Programme last year to help groom a critical mass of specialists in targeted fields such as financial engineering, risk management and actuarial science. 
    • MAS in conjunction with the Institute of Banking and Finance also embarked on a major initiative - the Financial Industry Competency Standards (FICS), to benchmark competency standards of financial professionals, including wealth managers, to international best practices. 19   It is equally critical