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- Singapore, 8 June 2016… The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced today that it will make it easier for start-ups and Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to access securities-based crowd-funding (SCF) in two ways. 2 First, MAS will make it easier for SCF platform operators to rely on the
- new guidelines provide guidance on the scope of the advertising restrictions in sections 272A, 272B and 275 of the Securities and Futures Act (Cap. 289). *** Monetary Authority of Singapore ANNEX A FACTSHEET ON MAS PROPOSALS FOR SECURITIES-BASED CROWDFUNDING (SCF) MAS objective Strike
- For such platform operators, MAS will simplify the pre-qualifications that currently allow issuers raising less than $5 million within 12 months to do so without having to issue a prospectus. 1 As a safeguard for investors, MAS will require these SCF platform operators to document and disclose the key
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- [MAS Notice 637 (Amendment No. 2) 2017] [MAS Notice 637 (Amendment No. 3) 2017] [MAS Notice 637 (Amendment) 2018] [MAS Notice 637 (Amendment No. 2) 2018] [MAS Notice 637 (Amendment) 2019] Monetary Authority of Singapore 2-31 -------- CONSULTATION PAPER ON DRAFT STANDARDS FOR CREDIT RISK
- MAS will only publish non-anonymous submissions.
- [MAS Notice 637 (Amendment) 2016] 7-215 Monetary Authority of Singapore -------- (a) (b) whichever occurs first.
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- MAS Response 8.13.4 MAS agrees that clients should have a choice not to participate in the client surveys.
- MAS Response 8.32.2 MAS notes the industrys feedback and will extend the submission of BSC reports to MAS to the end of two calendar quarters subsequent to the measurement quarter.
- MAS Response 12.3.2 MAS will provide FA firms with reasonable notice and information on the scope of inspections by FRAs.
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- [MAS Notice 632 (Amendment) 2017] [MAS Notice 632 (Amendment 2) 2017] [MAS Notice 632 (Amendment) 2018] 17.
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- [MAS Notice 314 (Amendment) 2021] [MAS Notice 314 (Amendment) 2022] [MAS Notice 314 (Amendment) 2021] [MAS Notice 314 (Amendment) 2022] 3. Finance companies licensed under section 6 of the Finance Companies Act 1967 (Cap. 108). 4.
- [MAS Notice 314 (Amendment) 2014] Endnotes on History of Amendments 1. MAS Notice 314 (Amendment) 2009 dated 3 July 2009 2. MAS Notice 314 (Amendment) 2013 dated 23 January 2013 3.
- Act (Cap. 186) and amends MAS Notice 314.
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- against the version of the MAS Notice PSN08 issued on 5 December 2019.
- MAS Notice PSN08 (Amendment) 2022 with effect from 7 April 2022.
- [MAS Notice PSN08 (Amendment) 2022] 11 -------- ANNEX A3 DIGITAL PAYMENT TOKEN SERVICE RISK DISCLOSURE RISK WARNING ON DIGITAL PAYMENT TOKEN SERVICES The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) requires
to provide this risk warning to you as a customer of
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- [MAS Notice 115 (Amendment) 2017] [MAS Notice 115 (Amendment 2) 2017] [MAS Notice 115 (Amendment) 2018] 17.
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- MAS Standing Facility 5 MAS will introduce a Standing Facility on 1 June 2006 that will allow SGS Primary Dealers to initiate Singapore dollar deposit or borrowing transactions with MAS on an interest-paying overnight basis.
- Singapore, 10 May 2006...The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has launched an electronic bond trading platform for Singapore Government Securities (SGS), and introduced a new standing facility for Singapore dollar transactions.
- These initiatives are part of MAS' efforts to enhance the sophistication and efficiency of Singapore's financial markets.
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- prior to commencement MAS will consult on streamlined framework by September 2017 Monetary Authority of Singapore RESTRICTED / CONFIDENTIAL / SECRET
- Singapore, 27 June 2017… The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced today that it will streamline the regulatory requirements for banks seeking to conduct or invest in permissible non-financial businesses.
- Banks will instead be required to notify MAS prior to doing so. MAS will continue to require banks to put in place appropriate risk management and governance arrangements to deal with the risks arising from these businesses.
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- A copy of the public consultation is available on the MAS website (429 KB) . *** Monetary Authority of Singapore ANNEX Factsheet on MAS Proposal for a New Regulatory Regime for Managers of VC Funds (VC Managers) Who can qualify?
- Singapore, 15 February 2017… The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today published a consultation paper proposing a simplified authorisation process and regulatory framework for managers of venture capital funds (VC managers).
- Existing safeguards that continue to apply under the VC Manager Regime VC managers will be required to: (i) be fit and proper; (ii) comply with anti-money laundering obligations; update MAS on changes to key personnel; and submit periodic regulatory updates to MAS.