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- In 2020, Singapore conducted a Terrorism Financing (TF) National Risk Assessment (NRA). The TF NRA was the culmination of experience and observations from all relevant competent authorities over the past few years, and included inputs from the private sector and academia. It sought to deepen the understanding by law enforcement agencies, supervisors/regulators and the private sector of Singapore's key TF threats and vulnerabilities, so that appropriate prevention and mitigation measures may be taken
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- Second Reading Speech by Mr Lim Hng Kiang, Minister for Trade & Industry and Deputy Chairman, Monetary Authority of Singapore 1 Mr Speaker Sir, on behalf of the Senior Minister, I beg to move that the Bill be now read a second time. 2 Over the past few years, MAS has progressively liberalised the banking sector. At the same time, MAS has also sought to implement a risk-based supervisory approach that moves away from one-size-fits-all rules and allows for well-managed risk-taking. The measures
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- Singapore, 19 May 2016... The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today introduced two new regulations to facilitate corporate bond offerings to retail investors. 2 Corporate issuers traditionally look to the wholesale bond market to meet their funding needs due to higher costs involved in tapping the retail market. From today, corporate issuers will find it easier and cheaper to tap the retail market by issuing plain-vanilla bonds through two new frameworks: First, under the Bond Seasoning Framework
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- Singapore, 3 August 2020…The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced today that it will award Significantly Rooted Foreign Bank (SRFB) privileges to Standard Chartered Bank (Singapore) Limited (SCBSL), allowing it to operate additional places of business (POBs). SCBSL is the first bank to qualify as an SRFB. 2 MAS will also enhance the SRFB Framework so that in the future, an SRFB that substantially exceeds the criteria for significant rootedness in Singapore may be given additional privileges
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- Meeting the Challenges to Finance Asia's Infrastructure Good morning, ladies and gentlemen, 1 It is my honour to speak to such a distinguished group of infrastructure market practitioners from all across Asia and beyond. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Terrapinn and all the sponsors for putting together this conference for participants to gain insights into the infrastructure opportunities and challenges in Asia. To our overseas guests, a very warm welcome to Singapore. INFRASTRUCTURE
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- By Chris Murphy This study was published as Special Feature B in the April 2022 Macroeconomic Review. Special Features 103 Special Feature B Macroeconomic Modelling at MAS Chris Murphy1 1 Introduction Most economists are familiar with the miniature macroeconomic models used at universities for academic purposes such as making a theoretical point, discussing macroeconomic theory or teaching. Fiscal and monetary authorities go further and use larger- scale macroeconomic
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- Mr Willie Cheng, Chairman, SID Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, a very good morning. Importance of diversity 1 Thanks for inviting me to close today’s event, especially after such a robust and interesting discussion. First, let me congratulate SID and BoardAgender on the launch of the publication – Women on Board: Making a Real Difference. It is timely, given growing recognition of the value a diverse board can bring to the company. 2 We have heard about successful companies capitalising
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- This consultation sets out MAS' proposed requirements on financial institutions, and are aimed at improving controls and facilitating investigations into cases of market abuse. Consultation Paper VIEW DOCUMENT Consultation Paper on Requirements on Controls Against Market Abuse (620 KB) CONSULTATION PAPER P013-2019 August 2019 Requirements on Controls against Market Abuse Monetary Authority Of Singapore 1 -------- 2 3 4 5 6 Contents 1 Preface .....................................
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- May 2014 Closing Note for the Public Consultation on the Proposed Regulations September 2013 Closing Note for the Public Consultation on the Proposed Advisory Guidelines For more information on the final Advisory Guidelines issued, please click here. April 2013 The Public Consultation on the positions proposed for the Regulations and Advisory Guidelines to be made under the Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (PDPA) has closed on 1 April 2013. Responses received at closing date on 1 April 2013 February
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- Singapore, Brussels, 1 April 2019… The European Commission has today recognised a number of Singapore trading venues authorised by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) as eligible for compliance with the EU trading obligation for derivatives. This decision will allow EU counterparties, essentially EU investment banks that operate as swap dealers in Asia, to comply with their EU trading obligation under the Markets in Financial Instruments Regulation ( MiFIR ) and in line with the G20 reforms