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- MAS Occasional Paper No. 21 December 2000 - By Financial & Special Studies Division, Economics Department Executive Summary 1 The paper investigates the impact of the switch in the exchange rate regimes after the East Asian financial crisis on the conduct of monetary policy in Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia
- Kicking the Habit and Turning Over A New Leaf: Monetary Policy in East Asia After the Currency Crisis Occasional Paper No. 21 December 2000 Economics Department Monetary Authority of Singapore -------- K I C K I N G T H E H A B I T A N D T U R N I N G O V E R A N E W L E A F : M O N E
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- Wieder (Money Laundering and Terror Financing Prohibition Authority, Israel), Francesca Picardi (Ministry of Finance, Italy), Kawada Yuji and Matsuzawa Arisa (Financial Services Agency, Japan), Ricardo Cacho (Secretariat of the Treasury and Public Credit, Mexico), Rachel Huen and Evadne Ong (Monetary
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- In addition to comply with the Monetary Authority of Singapores (MAS) requirements16, the bank conducts an assessment of legitimate interests and assesses that the benefits of using the data (i.e. detection and deterrence of flow of illicit funds through Singapore's financial system
- legitimate interests exception to collect, use and disclose personal data to prevent fraud and financial crime, and perform credit analysis. 16 Banks in Singapore are required to ensure their collection, use and disclosure of personal data are in accordance with the MAS
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- The Global CBDC Challenge organised by MAS, in partnership with IMF, World Bank, ADB, UNCDF, UNHCR, UNDP and OECD, seeks innovative retail CBDC solutions to enhance payment efficiencies and promote financial inclusion.
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- Issues Raised in Parliament ANSWER TO PARLIAMENTARY QUESTION ON: Policy Towards Domestic Banking Sector For Parliament Sitting on 19 Feb 98 Question To ask the Deputy Prime Minister what is his initial assessment on the recommendations made by the Sub-Committee on Banking and Finance and whether there are plans by the Government to open up the domestic banking sector to competition as part of the overall strategy to strengthen Singapore's financial sector. Answer: 1. The Government responded yesterday
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- Issues Raised in Parliament ANSWER TO PARLIAMENTARY QUESTION ON: Share Buybacks For Parliament Sitting on 19 Feb 98 Question To ask the Deputy Prime Minister if he will consider amending the law to allow companies to buy their shares, Answer: 1. The Finance and Banking Sub-Committee, chaired by Mr Peter Seah, has recommended amending the Companies Act to permit share buy-backs by listed companies. The Government has accepted this recommendation. 2. Share buy-backs will give companies greater flexibility
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- Issues Raised in Parliament ANSWER TO PARLIAMENTARY QUESTION ON: Recent Increase in Speculative Interests in Low-priced Shares and Warrants For Parliament Sitting on 11 Feb 1999 Question: To ask the Deputy Prime Minister whether the Government will act to cool the speculative fever and protect the investing public, in view of the increase in speculative interests in recent months in low-priced shares and warrants traded on the Stock Exchange of Singapore where prices and volumes of such shares and
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- Investor Opportunities in the Asia Pacific Region Date: 13 Apr 1999 INTRODUCTION 1 The Asian crisis has totally changed the regional landscape. For a decade until 1997, the Asian economies grew steadily and impressively. This prolonged boom had sound fundamental under-pinnings. The countries maintained high savings and investment rates. Education levels were rising. Economic policies generally became more liberal, outward oriented, and welcoming to foreign investments. This transformation was real
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- 12 Apr 1999... Singapore will host a one-day meeting on the Asia Growth and Recovery Initiative (AGRI) at the Ritz-Carlton Millenia Hotel on 12 April 1999. The AGRI is a US$10 billion multilateral initiative by the US, Japan, the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank for crisis-hit countries in Asia. The meeting, co-chaired by the US and Japan, brings together various APEC member countries, as well as the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank. We would like
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- Issues Raised in Parliament ANSWER TO PARLIAMENTARY QUESTION ON: Impact on Credit Facilities extended by banks to SMEs For Parliament Sitting on 15 Apr 1999 Question: To ask the Deputy Prime Minister whether the Government has assessed its impact on credit facilities which are currently extended by banks to small and medium-sized enterprises. Answer: 1 Traditionally, MNCs in Singapore have chosen to bank with large international banks with which they have a global banking relationship, while our