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- SFA02-G01) for guidance on whether it should apply to be an approved exchange or a recognised market operator under the SFA.
- On this basis, Company F will then need to be approved by MAS as an approved exchange or recognised by MAS as a recognised market operator under the SFA, unless otherwise exempted.
- On this basis, Company E will have to be approved by MAS as an approved exchange or recognised by MAS as a recognised market operator under the SFA, unless otherwise exempted.
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- On this basis, Company F will then need to be approved by MAS as an approved exchange or recognised by MAS as a recognised market operator under the SFA, unless otherwise exempted.
- On this basis, Company E will have to be approved by MAS as an approved exchange or recognised by MAS as a recognised market operator under the SFA, unless otherwise exempted.
- SFA02-G01) for guidance on whether it should apply to be an approved exchange or a recognised market operator under the SFA. 6 MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE -------- A GUIDE TO DIGITAL TOKEN OFFERINGS Extra-territoriality of the SFA and the FAA 2.12 Where a person operates
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- Proposed enhancements to the requirements for OTCD margined derivatives such as contracts for differences and leveraged foreign exchange contracts, offered to retail investors. Enhancements included higher margins and disclosures to investors. Response VIEW DOCUMENT Response to Feedback: Consultation on Review of Regulatory Framework for Unlisted Margined Derivatives Offered to Retail Investors (323.2 KB) Consultation Paper VIEW DOCUMENT Consultation Paper On Review of Regulatory Framework for Unlisted
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- Monetary Authority of Singapore AnnuAl RepoRt 2016/17 -------- CoNTENTS 02 Chairmans Message 04 Highlights of the Year ANChoR oF ECoNomIC AND FINANCIAL STAbILITy 08 ThE ECoNomy 08 The Global Economy in 2016: Resilient But Uninspiring 09 The Singapore Economy in 2016: Steady But Modest Growth Inflation Picked Up Slightly 10 10 Global Policy Uncertainty Presents Financial Risks 10 moNETARy PoLICy 11 mACRoPRUDENTIAL PoLICy 11 mANAgEmENT oF LIQUIDITy 11 Enhancing
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- The third public consultation paper on MAS’ review of the Risk-Based Capital framework for insurers sets out the revised proposals after taking into account the feedback received from the previous consultation in 2014 and subsequent engagements with the industry. Consultation Paper VIEW DOCUMENT Consultation Paper on RBC 2 Review - Third Consultation (2.75 MB) X`x` CONSULTATION PAPER P007 - 2016 15 July 2016 RBC 2 Review Third Consultation Monetary Authority Of Singapore 1 -
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- Risk-based capital adequacy requirements for reporting banks incorporated in Singapore. This notice applies to all locally-incorporated banks. It sets out: The capital adequacy ratio and leverage ratio requirements for a locally-incorporated bank and the methodology and process for calculating these ratios. Requirements for the internal capital adequacy assessment process of a locally-incorporated bank. Public disclosure requirements for a locally-incorporated bank in relation to its capital adequacy
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- benchmark submitter or a directed benchmark submitter, as the case may be; and trade repository, (ii) principally responsible for the management and conduct of the business of the approved exchange, recognised market operator, trade repository, licensed approved
- directed benchmark submitter or other corporation, as the case may be; and licensed (b) concerned with or takes part in the management of the approved exchange, recognised market operator, licensed trade repository, licensed foreign trade repository, approved clearing house
- chief executive officer (a) in relation to an approved exchange, a recognised market operator, a licensed trade repository, a licensed foreign trade repository, an approved clearing house, a recognised clearing house, an approved holding company, the holder of a capital
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- Section D: Power to Exempt Recognised Market Operators from provisions in Part II of the SFA 14 The recognised market operator (RMO) regime is a flexible regime for the regulation of market operators that do not pose systemic threat to the financial system of Singapore.
- In addition, there are proposed amendments to give MAS the power to exempt M ONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE 1 -------- POLICY CONSULTATION ON AMENDMENTS TO THE SECURITIES AND FUTURES ACT AND F INANCIAL A DVISERS ACT DECEMBER 2006 recognised market operators and holding
- market operator, or approved holding company, in respect of the provision of any financial advisory service that is solely incidental to its operations of a securities market, a future market, or to its performance as an approved holding company, as the case may be.
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- Entities operating a market listing commodity derivatives and commodity futures require authorisation under the CTA to establish a commodity market and authorisation under the SFA to be an approved exchange or recognised market operator.
- market operators (RMOs). 3.3.2 As AEs or RMOs, derivatives market operators, including commodity derivatives market operators, will be subject to the similar obligations applicable to other AEs or RMOs operating futures markets.
- the public. -------- CONSULTATION PAPER ON TRANSFER OF REGULATORY OVERSIGHT OF COMMODITY DERIVATIVES FROM IE TO MAS operating markets that are systemically-important will be regulated by MAS as approved exchanges (AEs), while corporations operating other markets will be regulated as recognised
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- annual report 2008/2009 -------- -------- CONTENTS Chairmans Message Board Of Directors Board Committees Management Team OUR WORK Managing Risks, Emerging Stronger TUMULTUOUS YEAR FOR THE GLOBAL ECONOMY Contraction of Developed Economies Slowdown in Asia ex-Japan Easing of Inflationary Pressures Singapores GDP Growth Weakened Sharply 12 12 12 13 13 for Continuous Linked Settlement System Financial Impact of Crisis and Lessons Learnt Box Story 2: Singapore Government Guarantee