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- Rules merchant banks must follow when granting motor vehicle loans to individuals, including loan tenure and loan-to-value limits. This notice applies to all merchant banks in Singapore. It sets out the conditions governing motor vehicle loans, including: Total credit facilities of the borrower. Tenure of loan. Contributions from purchaser or hirer. Verifications to be conducted by banks. Agreements and types of vehicles excluded from these conditions. See explainer: Rules for Motor Vehicle Loans
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- Rules banks must follow when granting motor vehicle loans to individuals, including loan tenure and loan-to-value limits. This notice applies to all banks in Singapore. It sets out the conditions governing motor vehicle loans, including: Total credit facilities of the borrower. Tenure of loan. Contributions from purchaser or hirer. Verifications to be conducted by banks. Agreements and types of vehicles excluded from these conditions. See explainer: Rules for Motor Vehicle Loans Amendment Notes 06
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- Sydney, 16 June 2016… The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) today signed an Innovation Functions Co-operation Agreement which aims to help innovative businesses in Singapore and Australia in their foray to the respective markets. 2 The agreement will enable innovative FinTech companies in Singapore and Australia to establish initial discussions in each other’s market faster and receive advice on required licences, thus helping
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- Guidelines
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- service under Section 13 of the Payment Services Act 2019. 7 For locally-incorporated banks and insurers that are headquartered in Singapore, this refers to the group including the holding company in Singapore, as well as local and overseas subsidiaries and branches, where applicable.
- services provider6 (vii) a Recognised Market Operator incorporated outside Singapore; (viii) a Recognised Clearing House incorporated outside Singapore; (ix) a Licensed Foreign Trade Repository; and (x) the Continuous Linked Settlement Bank.
- SFR. 5 Corporations carrying on business in dealing in capital markets products that are block futures contracts with only AIs, EIs, or IIs under Paragraph 3(1)(d) of the Second Schedule to the SFR. 6 Persons exempted from the requirement to have a license to carry on a business of providing any payment
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- Notices
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- Sets out the requirements under the risk-based capital framework for all licensed insurers, including the way in which assets and liabilities are to be valued. This Notice is issued following the RBC 2 review and comprises both mandatory requirements and guidelines on the supervisory intervention levels, valuation of policy liabilities in respect of life business and general business, and the calculation of the total risk requirements and financial resources. Existing technical details on valuation
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- Macroeconomic Reviews
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- Contents, Preface and Highlights PDF () Monetary Policy Statement PDF () Chapter 1 Macroeconomic Developments Box A: Review of MAS Money Market Operations in FY2012/13 PDF () Chapter 2 Wage-Price Dynamics Box B: A New Keynesian Phillips Curve for Singapore PDF () Chapter 3 Outlook Box C: Shifts in Regional Trade PDF () Special Feature A: Enhancing Surveillance of the Singapore Economy: The Nowcasting Approach PDF () Special Feature B: Toward a New Understanding of Monetary Policy PDF () Statistical
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- Speeches
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- 1 Mr Deputy Speaker Sir, on behalf of the Minister-in-charge of MAS, I beg to move, "That the Bill be now read a second time". Background 2 The Deposit Insurance and the Policy Owners’ Protection Schemes Act (“DI-PPF Act”) protects bank depositors and insurance policy owners in Singapore under the Deposit Insurance Scheme and the Policy Owners’ Protection Scheme respectively. Banks, finance companies and insurance companies that are covered under the two Schemes are called Scheme Members
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- Commission's Decisions
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- DECISION OF THE PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION COMMISSION Case Number: DP-1506-A456 CENTRAL DEPOSITORY (PTE) LIMITED (UEN. 198003912M) ... 1st Respondent TOH-SHI PRINTING SINGAPORE PTE LTD (UEN. 198704013N) ... 2nd Respondent Decision Citation: [2016] SGPDPC 11 GROUNDS OF DECISION 21 July 2016 A. BACKGROUND 1. On 11 June 2015, the Central Depository Pte Limited (“CDP”), reported to the Personal Data Protection Commission (“Commission”) of an incident of a
- PDPC
- Commission's Decisions
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- A financial penalty of $5,000 was imposed on Toh-Shi Printing Singapore for failing to implement proper and adequate verification while processing personal data on behalf of the CDP, resulting in unauthorised disclosure of 195 individuals’ sensitive personal data. Click here to find out more. DECISION OF THE PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION COMMISSION Case Number: DP-1506-A456 CENTRAL DEPOSITORY (PTE) LIMITED (UEN. 198003912M) TOH-SHI PRINTING SINGAPORE PTE LTD (UEN. 198704013N)
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- Mr. Manfred Wiebogen, ACI Global President Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen 1 I am delighted to be here today with all of you. 2 The last time Singapore hosted the ACI Congress was back in 2001. In fact, it was just before 9/11. The world was in a very different place. Asia too was so different from today. The wounds of the Asian crisis of the late 90s were still fresh. Investor confidence in the various countries in the region was uneven. And Asian capital markets were by and large