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    • Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin

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    April 2006 Vol 27 No 4 (PDF, 4.27MB)
    • MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE MONTHLY STATISTICAL BULLETIN April 2006 Co-ordinated by: Macroeconomic Surveillance Department Monetary Authority of Singapore MAS Building, 10 Shenton Way Singapore 079117 Republic of Singapore -------- CONTENTS Highlights of Monetary
    • Figures exclude commemorative, numismatic and bullion coins issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and cash held by commercial banks and other financial institutions.
    • Column 5 Prior to Jun 99, data on bills financing include bills refinanced by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Column 12 Includes reserves and profit and loss accounts of foreign incorporated banks operating in Singapore.
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    • Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin

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    May 2006 Vol 27 No 5 (PDF, 4.52MB)
    • MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE MONTHLY STATISTICAL BULLETIN May 2006 Co-ordinated by: Macroeconomic Surveillance Department Monetary Authority of Singapore MAS Building, 10 Shenton Way Singapore 079117 Republic of Singapore -------- CONTENTS Highlights of Monetary
    • Figures exclude commemorative, numismatic and bullion coins issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and cash held by commercial banks and other financial institutions.
    • Column 5 Prior to Jun 99, data on bills financing include bills refinanced by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Column 12 Includes reserves and profit and loss accounts of foreign incorporated banks operating in Singapore.
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    • Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin

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    March 2006 Vol 27 No 3 (PDF, 4.77MB)
    • MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE MONTHLY STATISTICAL BULLETIN March 2006 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
    • Figures exclude commemorative, numismatic and bullion coins issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and cash held by commercial banks and other financial institutions. The Board of Commissioners of Currency, Singapore merged with the Monetary Authority of Singapore in October 2002.
    • Column 5 Prior to Jun 99, data on bills financing include bills refinanced by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
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    • Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin

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    December 2005 Vol 26 No 12 (PDF, 4.28MB)
    • MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE MONTHLY STATISTICAL BULLETIN December 2005 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
    • Column 5 Prior to Jun 99, data on bills financing include bills refinanced by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
    • Figures exclude commemorative, numismatic and bullion coins issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and cash held by commercial banks and other financial institutions.
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    • Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin

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    November 2005 Vol 26 No 11 (PDF, 4.40MB)
    • MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE MONTHLY STATISTICAL BULLETIN November 2005 Co-ordinated by: Macroeconomic Surveillance Department Monetary Authority of Singapore MAS Building, 10 Shenton Way Singapore 079117 Republic of Singapore -------- Highlights of Monetary and Financial Developments .
    • Figures exclude commemorative, numismatic and bullion coins issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and cash held by commercial banks and other financial institutions. The Board of Commissioners of Currency, Singapore merged with the Monetary Authority of Singapore in October 2002.
    • Column 5 Prior to Jun 99, data on bills financing include bills refinanced by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Column 12 Includes reserves and profit and loss accounts of foreign incorporated banks operating in Singapore.
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    • Regulations

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    Securities and Futures (Offers Of Investments) (Securities and Securities-based Derivatives Contracts) Regulations 2018
    • In addition, where a person submits to or lodges with MAS a document which is not in English, the person shall also submit to or lodge with MAS, as the case may be, an accurate translation thereof in the English language.
    • Form 1 is available on the MAS website at http://www.mas.gov.sg (under OPERA) or at http://wwwopera.mas.gov.sg. OPERA is an online platform on which lodgements of offer documents may be made with MAS.
    • Supporting documents In a lodgement of prospectus for registration by MAS, a true and complete electronic image of the following shall be lodged with or submitted to MAS together with the prospectus lodged in electronic form via OPERA: 1) every signature accompanying the prospectus;
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    • Speeches

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    Speech by Mr Low Kwok Mun, Executive Director (Insurance Supervision Department), Monetary Authority of Singapore, at the SII Conference 2005 , Wednesday 13 July 2005, 9.15am at Swissotel, The Stamford Singapore
    • Financial Sector Development Fund (FSDF) 12   MAS continues to place much emphasis on enhancing the competency and specialist skills of the workforce in Singapore's financial services industry. 
    • Financial Industry Competency Standards (FICS) 10   It is with this in mind that the Institute of Banking and Finance, with the support of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, has been working with the financial services industry in Singapore to develop the Financial Industry Competency Standards (FICS
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    • Speeches

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    Opening Address by Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Senior Minister of State for Trade & Industry and Education at Suntec Singapore International Consumer Credit Counselling Conference, 21 November 2001 at 9am
    • MAS imposed rules that required that credit cards are only issued to individuals with incomes above $30,000 and with a maximum quantum of credit of 2 months income.  Similar rules were imposed on unsecured personal loans.  Consequently, credit card debt has, in total, been relatively low. 
    • Source: MAS 3 The rollover rate is defined as credit card receivables outstanding at previous statement date less payment made between then and current statement date, as a percentage of credit card receivables. 4 The charge-off ratio refers to the total amount of credit card receivables written off
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    • Speeches

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    Keynote Address by Mr Ong Chong Tee, Deputy Managing Director, Monetary Authority of Singapore, at "Insurance Leaders Forum", Raffles City Convention Centre on 27 March 2007
    • MAS will also be happy to facilitate such tie-ups. CONCLUDING REMARKS 18   To conclude, I am sure this Forum will not only provide a good occasion to network, but also in facilitating a fruitful discussion and exchange of views on pertinent issues to the insurance and broking industry. 
    • There was a recent Group of Thirty Report that noted the securitization of insurance risks through capital markets will offer opportunities to meet the growing demand for reinsurance by supplementing capacity. 16   On our part, the MAS recognizes that there will be specialized areas of growth that will
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    • Speeches

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    Opening Address by Mr Low Kwok Mun, Executive Director, Monetary Authority of Singapore, at the 2nd Asia-Pacific Insurance Education & Training Conference
    • Over the past two years, MAS has partnered with the industry and other government agencies on various overseas outreach events to the US, UK and Australia to promote greater awareness of Singapore as an international financial centre that offers attractive working opportunities.
    • To this end, I am pleased to note that the insurance industry associations in Singapore, with the support of the Institute of Banking and Finance and the MAS, have come together to promote insurance as an ‘industry of choice’ through campus outreach events at the local universities and polytechnics.