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- Consultation Paper on Amendments to Corporate Governance Regulations. Consultation Paper VIEW DOCUMENT Consultation Paper on Amendments to Corporate Governance Regulations (246.7 KB) Proposed amendments to Securities And Futures (Corporate Governance Of Approved Exchanges, Approved Clearing Houses And Approved Holding Companies) Regulations to strengthen goveranace standards for approved exchanges, approved clearing houses, licensed trade repositories and approved holding companies. CONSULTATION
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- Date: 30 Sep 1998 1 I am happy to see a strong attendance at today's Singapore seminar. This is a time of great turbulence in the world economy. What started as a localised problem in Thailand last year first grew into a regional crisis, then affected other emerging markets, and now poses risks to financial institutions in the US and Europe. New developments occur almost daily. 2 Japan is a key player in the world economy. It has a major stake in the health of the global system, and can make
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- James Crabtree : Welcome to the latest edition of the Singapore FinTech Festival. My name is James Crabtree from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy and I’m going to be your chair as we talk about the Future of Finance is Green. I’m joined today from Ottawa by Mark Carney, former Governor of the Bank of England and now UN Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance Adviser to the UK Prime Minister for COP 26, and Ravi Menon here in Singapore, who is the Managing Director of the Monetary Authority
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- Canon Singapore Pte. Ltd. Public Consultation on the Proposed Business Operation of the Do Not Call Registry by Personal Data Protection Commission, Singapore (“PDPC”) dated 15 May 2013 Annex Question 2 CSPL Comment: We would like to clarify whether only one contact person be registered under the main account? From a corporate governance perspective, it may not be prudent to leave the administration/contact of the main-account to only one
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- Issues Raised in Parliament ANSWER TO PARLIAMENTARY QUESTION ON: Service Charges Imposed by Banks For Parliamentary Sitting on 17 Aug 1999 Question: To ask the Deputy Prime Minister (a) whether the imposition of service charges by banks on small savers will erode the value of savings and cause difficulty for lower income families to operate bank accounts; and (b) whether the new policy of the banks runs counter to the aim of a cashless society. Answer: 1. Banks are commercial entities. Any services
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- and e-payments as much as possible. 4 The financial industry has continued to provide a high level of service to its customers throughout the Circuit Breaker period and the Phase One re-opening, through agile adjustments to work processes and the pervasive deployment of digital solutions.
- without SafeEntry, FIs should maintain a record of the meetings to facilitate contact tracing. . 3 Even as customers of FIs will have expanded access to in-person services, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) strongly encourages FIs and their customers to continue using digital financial services
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- services licence under the Payment Services Act 2019, or equivalent licences); in relation to a direct life insurer incorporated in Singapore, its branches, subsidiaries, parent entity, the branches and subsidiaries of the parent entity, and other related corporations; or in relation
- in Appendix 2; (a) (b) (c) (d) a financial institution which is subject to and supervised by a foreign authority for compliance with AML/CFT requirements consistent with standards set by the FATF (other than a holder of a money-changers licence or a holder of a remittance licence payment
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- Keynote Address by Ms Yeo Lian Sim, Assistant Managing Director (Capital Markets), Monetary Authority of Singapore Date: 19 Jul 1999 INTRODUCTION 1 Thank you for inviting me to address you. The timing of the Conference is propitious, as Asia seems to have put the financial crisis behind her. Currencies, which were plunging 12-18 months ago, have not only stabilised but also begun to rise with such conviction as to elicit dampening intervention by, dare I say it, all Central Banks in the region
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- Requirements for financial advisers when advising on dual currency investments. This notice applies to all licensed financial advisers, exempt financial advisers and their representatives, who advise on any dual currency investment. It will not apply where advice is given to accredited investors, expert investors, institutional investors and high net worth individuals. It sets out requirements for: Use of the terms "Deposit" and "Structured Deposit". Disclosure of additional product information.
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- Session 3: "Supervisory and Regulatory Approaches for NBFIs" A. Newfound Importance Of Non-Bank FIs in Asia 1 In my talk today I will cover some current developments in the supervision of non-bank FIs in Singapore. My focus will be upon the regulatory regime for capital market intermediaries and activities. I will not cover in this session issues related to the enhancement of the supervisory regime for insurance companies. 2 This is not because I consider the resilience of the insurance industry