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- Disclosure of Internal Code of Conduct and Communication with Market Participants 1 2 4 4 5 6 7 7 8 8 10 10 12 13 -------- Code of Conduct for Credit Rating Agencies PREAMBLE This Code of Conduct for Credit Rating Agencies (Code) is issued by the Monetary
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- Much of the public sector surplus is held by the MAS, while a substantial proportion of private sector savings is held in the form of CPF contributions, over 90% of which is typically placed as advanced deposits with the MAS for the purchase of future issues of government bonds.
- The MAS offsets the contractionary effect of the public sector deposit placement by intervening in the foreign exchange market to sell the Singapore Dollar for the US Dollar.
- We find that capital flows move to entirely offset any changes in net domestic assets of the MAS within one quarter. This is consistent with earlier findings of perfect capital mobility and a relatively small risk premium underlying the interest rate differential.
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- Resources: Product Highlights Sheet templates for offers of Debt Securities Hybrid Instruments and Equity Securities (133 KB) Monetary Authority of Singapore SECURITIES AND FUTURES ACT (CAP. 289) GUIDELINES ON THE PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS SHEET FOR OFFERS OF DEBT SECURITIES, HYBRID INSTRUMENTS AND
- SECURITIES -------- Guideline No : SFA 13-G13 Issue Date : 5 February 2015 (last revised on 8 October 2018) GUIDELINES ON THE PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS SHEET FOR OFFERS OF DEBT SECURITIES, HYBRID INSTRUMENTS AND EQUITY SECURITIES 1 Purpose Of these Guidelines 1.1 These Guidelines are issued by the Monetary
- I P R O D U C T H G H L I G H T S S H E E T 1 The [Prospectus/Offer Information Statement], [registered by/lodged with] the Monetary Authority of Singapore on [date], is available for collection at [time and place, if applicable
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- GDPR or MAS TRM Notice. Consider working with sectorial regulators as deputy commissioner, like that proposed in the CSA Cyber Security Bill. To which, an organization’s point of contact is kept to one and regulatory bodies work together on the backend.
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- Or an agreement that the reporting template to MAS (as host sectorial regulatory) is acceptable by both PDPC and CSA.
- The reporting requirement for financial instituations regulated by the MAS should be aligned such that such FIs do not need to prepare 2 set of reports for 2 regulators with similar content but different formatting requirements.
- For Banks, we have to report to (a) MAS, (b) PDPC, and potentially (c) Cyber Security Agency (CSA) for the same data breach incident. Suggest that there is an agreement within the different statutory bodies that a ‘common’ breach reporting template be used, regardless who the reporting is made to.
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- Forms and Templates
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- Please read the explanatory notes and questions carefully before completing and lodging the Form with the Monetary Authority of Singapore (the Authority).
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- This may impose unnecessary burden and duplicated works on an institution, which is a MAS licensed intermediary and also an outsourced service provider, i.e. a data intermediary.
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- Staff Papers
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- BY EXTERNAL ECONOMIES DIVISION* ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE DECEMBER 1997 * THE VIEWS IN THIS PAPER ARE SOLELY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE EXTERNAL ECONOMIES DIVISION, AND SHOULD NOT BE ATTRIBUTED TO THE MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE THE MONETARY AUTHORITY OF
- Occasional Paper No. 3 December 1997 Economics Department Monetary Authority of Singapore -------- -------- WHITHER THE RENMINBI?
- MAS Occasional Paper No. 3 December 1997 - By External Economies Division, Economics Department Part I: Is the Renminbi Fairly Valued? Motivation 1 Is the renminbi undervalued or overvalued? This question has perplexed analysts because of conflicting signals from the economy.
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- .); and (ii) Financial advisors are required under the MAS’ regulations to collect certain data (e.g. investment objective, financial situation, risk profile etc.) to form a reasonable basis for making a recommendation to a person.
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- be) by or under any other written law or other law. (4) In this section, “applicable contravention” means a contravention of any of the following: ( a ) subsection (1); ( b ) section 48F(1); ( c ) section 7(1) or 8(1) of the Public Sector (Governance) Act 2018; ( d ) section 14A(1) or 14C(1) of the Monetary