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- re-identification of the affected person 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 8(1) of the Public Sector (Governance) Act 2018; ( c ) section 14C(1) of the Monetary
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- the case may 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 ) section 48D(1) or 48F(1); ( b ) section 7(1) or 8(1) of the Public Sector (Governance) Act 2018; ( c ) section 14A(1) or 14C(1) of the Monetary
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- We are an MAS-approved Widely Accepted Stored Value Facility (https://www.mas.gov.sg/regulation/payments/stored-value- facilities), alongside EZ-Link, NETS Cashcard, NETS Flashpay and CapitaVoucher. 2. 3.
- We see interoperability trend already happening in the payments space – where MAS is seeking to alleviate e- wallets and payment networks fragmentation by building interoperability requirements for payment service providers. 5.
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- record in any form whatsoever, and any container or article relating thereto; "prescribed written law" means this Act, or any of the following written laws and any subsidiary legislation made thereunder: (a) Banking Act (Cap.19); (b) Finance Companies Act (Cap.108); (c) Financial Advisers Act 2001; (d) Monetary
- following persons (referred to in this section as exempt insurance brokers) shall be exempt from registration as insurance brokers: (a) a bank licensed under the Banking Act (Cap.19); (b) a merchant bank approved as a financial institution and approved to carry on business as an insurance broker under the Monetary
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- MAS Occasional Paper No. 10 December 1998 - By Domestic Economy Division, Economics Department Executive Summary 1 The primary objective of monetary policy in Singapore is to promote low inflation as a sound basis for sustained economic growth.
- Thus, while the median and 30%-trimmed mean inflation measures relate more closely to the long-term trend of inflation, the MAS underlying and volatility-adjusted inflation measures provide better short-term forecasts of inflation.
- The MAS underlying and volatility-adjusted inflation attempt to address the weakness of the overall CPI inflation by systematically excluding those components that are volatile or subject to controls and hence likely to cause distortion to the measurement of an economy's underlying inflation.
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- MAS Occasional Paper No. 18 January 2000 - By Financial & Special Studies Division, Economics Department, Monetary Authority of Singapore Executive Summary 1 This paper provides an overview of the evolution of Singapore's currency and monetary policy arrangements, against the backdrop of the history
- The MAS adopted a number of key guiding principles over the years, which included: (i) adopting a medium to long term perspective when making policies; (ii) ensuring an ethos of fiscal prudence within the government, which helped the MAS in its task of preserving the value of the currency; and (iii)
- Its resilience was reaffirmed during the Asian crisis, when the flexibility of the system was a key part of the MAS response to the unfolding turmoil across regional financial markets. 10 The paper concludes by drawing some lessons and implications from the historical review.
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- The Banking Act allows CBS members (approved by MAS) to disclose and obtain credit related information to mitigate consumer credit risk through information pooling from CBS.
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- Monetary Authority of Singapore) to help to cut down on the compliance burden on organisations when dealing with cybersecurity issues. 3 -------- In view of the above, we would like to propose that the PDPC considers aligning its approach with the MCI’s and CSA’s Cybersecurity
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- Monetary Authority of Singapore) to help to cut down on the compliance burden on organisations when dealing with cybersecurity issues.
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- Monetary Authority of Singapore for financial services).
- voluntary COPs as there may be technical feasibility and operational hurdles to implementing data portability, and it would benefit the public if PDPC itself were also involved in this process of “learning by doing”. 9 For example, the Monetary