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    • Consultations

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    • MAS thanks all respondents for their feedback. MAS has carefully considered the feedback received and further clarifications from respondents where necessary. Comments of wider interest, together with MAS responses, are set out below.
    • MAS Response 2.1.4 MAS has considered to prescribe the suggestion the content requirements for the Prospectus Summary in place of a separate PHS.
    • Hence, MAS will remove is primarily of interest 3.3.7 MAS has reviewed the suggestions to expand the scope of information that can be incorporated by reference.
    • MAS
    • Recent Economic Developments

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    • All other indicators from MAS. 3/ Ministry of Finance 4/ MAS na : Not a va i l a bl e Monetary Authority of Singapore 20 Economic Policy Group
    • Monetary Authority of Singapore 11 Economic Policy Group -------- C.
    • Monetary Authority of Singapore 14 Economic Policy Group -------- D.
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    • Parliamentary Replies

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    • MAS has been consistently warning since 2017 that dealing in cryptocurrencies is hazardous. Recent events have underscored these hazards. 11. MAS has also in its recent statements explained the role of MAS’ Investor Alert List (IAL) and why FTX was not listed on it. Let me set this out again.
    • Answer by Mr Lawrence Wong, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, and Deputy Chairman of MAS, on behalf of Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Senior Minister and Minister in charge of MAS: 1.
    • MAS cannot possibly provide an exhaustive list of all the unsafe or unlicensed entities that exist in the world. 13. Going forward, MAS plans to introduce some basic investor protection measures for DPT service providers which are licensed in Singapore.
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    • Consultations

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    • MAS Response 9.7 MAS will proceed with the proposal.
    • MAS Response 10.2 MAS will proceed with the proposal.
    • MAS did not receive any objections to the proposed rules. MAS Response MAS will proceed with the proposal. MAS will not publish the Variable Capital 6.2 Companies (Winding Up) Rules now, and instead targets to publish them in Q2 2020.
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    • Macroeconomic Reviews

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    • Money Market Factors Net Liquidity Impact of MAS MMOs Over FY2006/07, MAS' MMOs took into consideration the impact of autonomous money market factors and MAS foreign exchange (FX) intervention operations on liquidity.
    • Monetary Authority of Singapore Economic Policy Department -------- Macroeconomic Developments 21 Box A Review of MAS Money Market Operations in FY2006/07 This box reviews the conduct of MAS Money Market Operations (MMOs) in FY2006/07.
    • explore the to in Economic Policy Department Monetary Authority of Singapore 30 October 2007 Monetary Authority of Singapore Economic Policy Department -------- Monetary Policy Statement iii 10 October 2007 Monetary Policy Statement INTRODUCTION In April this year, MAS
    • MAS
    • Notices

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    • MAS Notice 832 effective 08 October 2018 (2.85 MB) . 01 Jan 2018 MAS Notice 832 (Amendment) 2017 dated 28 December 2017 (355.1 KB) takes effect. MAS Notice 832 effective 01 January 2018 (2.31 MB) . 01 Jan 2015 MAS Notice 832 dated 31 December 2013 takes effect.
    • MAS Notice 832 (Amendment) 2017 dated 28 December 2017 with effect from 1 January 2018. Monetary Authority of Singapore
    • Monetary Authority of Singapore 8-22 -------- and in gold.
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    • Media Releases

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    • (c) Extending the Scope of MAS' Inspection to Exempt Entities (Section 23) - Currently, MAS may prescribe any person or class of persons as exempt from licensing requirements.
    • There are no explicit powers for MAS to inspect such exempt entities.  To ensure effective supervision and consistency with the SFA, MAS will be empowered to inspect these exempt entities.
    • MAS' response to the public consultations are published on its website at www.mas.gov.sg .
    • MAS
    • Consumer Price Developments

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    • o On a monthonmonth basis, core CPI rose by 0.1% in May, while CPIAll  Items increased by 0.8% on the back of a sequential increase in  accommodation costs.1  Chart 1: MAS Core and CPIAll Items Inflation  % YOY % MOM MAS Core Inflation 3 2 1 0 2.4% 0.8% 1.0 0.5 0.0 0.5 MAS Core Inflation
    • MAS Core Inflation  The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) monitors a core inflation measure that excludes  the components of Accommodation and Private Transport.  These items are excluded as  they tend to be significantly influenced by supplyside administrative policies and are  volatile.  
    • https://www.mas.gov.sg/   A detailed review of MAS Core Inflation can be found in A Review of the Core Inflation  /media/MAS/resource/publications/staff_papers/StaffPaperNo51.pdf   6 -------- Table A.1  Consumer Price Index of Key Categories  Index (2019=100)    All Items  MAS Core  Food  Services
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    • Consumer Price Developments

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    • On a monthonmonth basis, core CPI rose by 0.2% in July, while CPIAll Items fell  by 0.2%.1   MAS Core Inflation 3 2 1 0 1 2019 % YOY % MOM Chart 1: MAS Core and CPIAll Items Inflation  2.5% MAS Core Inflation 1.0 0.5 0.5 1.0% 0.0 CPIAll Items Inflation CPIAll Items Inflation 2020
    • Source: MAS, MTI estimates  CPIAll Items inflation rose to 2.5% yoy in July. 
    • MAS Core Inflation  The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) monitors a core inflation measure that excludes  the components of Accommodation and Private Transport.  These items are excluded as  they tend to be significantly influenced by supplyside administrative policies and are  volatile.  
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    • Media Releases

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    • Some of the world's top financial players are gathered in Singapore over the next two days to advise the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on trends in the global financial industry and markets. They are members of MAS' International Advisory Panel that was set up in November last year.
    • Mr Koh Yong Guan, Managing Director of the MAS, said that "the IAP will also help MAS keep abreast of best practice in financial sector regulation and supervision, for example in risk-based supervision techniques."
    • and provide MAS with insights into international best practices in central banking and financial supervision.