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    • Macroeconomic Reviews

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    • Chart 4.1 Output Gap * EPG, MAS estimates.
    • This Macroeconomic Review is produced by EPG, MAS.
    • : EPG, MAS estimates Chart 2.4 Distribution of Industry VA Growth* Source: EPG, MAS estimates * Estimated using a kernel smoother.
    • MAS
    • Macroeconomic Reviews

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    • Singapore, as featured in MAS (2008) and MAS (2013).
    • of Singapore (MAS).
    • MAS that was paid to the Government in Q1 2018 was based on MAS actual net profit for FY2016.
    • MAS
    • Guidance

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    • MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE 111
    • MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE 42 -------- User Guide for Electronic Notification Forms Figure 6.9 Part II - Item 2 43 MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE -------- User Guide for Electronic Notification Forms 6.20
    • 1 arising from selection made in Part I - Item 5 MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE 24 -------- User Guide for Electronic Notification Forms Figure 5.20 Generation of Part III of Form 1 arising from selection made in Part I - Item 5 MONETARY
    • MAS
    • Parliamentary Replies

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    • The review included re-examining the role of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and that of its Board of Directors. Financial Sector Promotion 3.
    • In addition, new activities such as financial futures trading have been introduced, which now come under MAS' purview. 10. The MAS Act currently disqualifies directors and salaried officials of banks from serving on the MAS Board.
    • The Bill proposes to include financial sector promotion as one of MAS' principal objects. This is to recognise the importance of this function, and signal to the industry MAS' commitment to a proactive role in promoting Singapore's financial services sector. Size Of The MAS Board 7.
    • MAS
    • Speeches

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    • MAS had taken in the feedback received when finalising its position. KEY AMENDMENTS Enhancing MAS’ Supervisory Powers 5   The Bill proposes several amendments to enhance MAS’ supervisory powers. 
    • This would allow MAS to take prompt and pre-emptive measures for supervisory purposes.  MAS will enhance its powers to approve and remove key personnel of insurers. 
    • MAS will have the power to inspect overseas branches and subsidiaries of locally-incorporated insurers for more effective supervision of cross-border insurance entities.  The Bill also provides for MAS to impose conditions on insurers when MAS cancels an insurer’s licence.
    • MAS
    • Consultations

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    • MAS invites interested parties to provide their comments and feedback on the draft regulations to: Macroeconomic Surveillance Department Monetary Authority of Singapore 10 Shenton Way MAS Building Singapore 079117 Email: derivatives@mas.gov.sg Fax: (65) 6225 1350 MAS requests that all
    • MAS proposes to phase in the new data fields gradually.
    • MAS Response 2.11. MAS notes respondents feedback and will not, at this time, amend the Fifth Schedule. The masking relief will be extended to 1 November 2015.
    • MAS
    • Financial Stability Reviews

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    • They have remain well regulatory above MAS requirements.
    • MAS has not observed any excessive broad- based domestic credit growth at this juncture. Accordingly, MAS will maintain the Countercyclical Capital Buffer (CCyB) at 0%.
    • estimates, Annual Reports Retail S-REITs Source: MAS estimates, Annual Reports Source: MAS estimates, Annual Reports Monetary Authority of Singapore Macroprudential Surveillance Department 01230%1%2%3%RatioInterest Rate IncreaseBefore HedgingAfter Hedging01230%1%
    • MAS
    • Annual Reports

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    • The sub- committees have been reviewing and providing feedback to MAS on the reforms needed for Singapore to develop as a world-class nancial centre. MAS LECTURE MAS held the inaugural MAS Lecture on 24 March 2000.
    • MAS has discussed the regulations extensively with the local banks, which agree with the policy direction taken. They have suggested modications to MAS proposals, which MAS has incorporated wherever possible.
    • It also provides legal support to other departments of MAS.
    • MAS
    • Monographs/Information Papers

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    • It also sets out the desired outcomes relating to incentive structures that MAS expects to see in banks.
    • MAS encourages the industry to explore ways to promote desired behaviour and celebrate role models. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Monetary Authority of Singapore 11 -------- Incentive Structures in the Banking Industry
    • MAS will also work with the industry to elevate standards of culture and conduct in the financial sector as a whole. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Monetary Authority of Singapore 19 -------- Incentive Structures in the Banking
    • MAS
    • Staff Papers

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    • MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE 17
    • MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE 7 -------- MAS Staff Paper No. 44 5 AN EVENT STUDY April 2007 I begin by taking an event-study approach to the data.
    • MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE 1 -------- MAS Staff Paper No. 44 April 2007 2 THE COUNTRIES OF INTEREST I start my investigation by considering all 229 entities with IFS 2.1 country codes.