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- Recent Economic Developments
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- This is a quarterly brief which aims to provide a quick pictorial summary of recent economic developments in the Singapore economy. RECENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS IN SINGAPORE 7 June 2017 Real Sector Real GDP Growth, y-o-y % Real GDP Growth, q-o-q saar % Index of Industrial Production, y-o-y % Non-oil Domestic Exports, y-o-y % Labour Market and Prices Unemployment Rate, sa, % (Average) CPI-All Items Inflation, y-o-y % Wage Growth, y-o-y % 2016 Q3 Q4 Full Year 1.2
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- Liberalising Commercial Banking and Upgrading Local Banks Date: 17 May 1999 1 The Government is introducing measures to liberalise the commercial banking sector and upgrade local banks. The aim is to move towards a more open and competitive environment, so as to spur the development and upgrading of local banks. This will strengthen our banking system, provide Singaporeans with quality banking services, and enhance our position as an international financial centre 2 Strong and well-managed local
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- Aug Table 3.4 Construction and Related Activities Sectors Stage 1: Foundation and Piling Works (36 months) Stage 2: Exterior and Structural Works (2430 months) Stage 3: Interior and Renovation Works (612 months) Construction Certified Payments Certified Payments
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- Container Throughput Macroeconomic Developments Financial services continued to expand, on the back of a pickup in insurance- and capital market- related activities.
- Q4 2004 Q2 * EPD, MAS internal estimates Chart 1.21 Hub-related Activities Non-oil Re-exports 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004Q2 * EPD, MAS internal estimates Air Transhipment Cargo* Monetary Authority of Singapore Economic Policy Department -------- Chart 1.22 PSA
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- This enables the organisation to better serve the customer’s needs and ensure accurate billing, communication on services rendered and payment.
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- Vauld is currently not licensed by MAS nor has it sought any exemption from holding a licence under the Payment Services Act. It has submitted a licence application, which is pending review.
- Three Arrows Capital was not regulated under the Payment Services Act. It had operated under the registered fund management regime to carry out limited fund management business, but had ceased to manage funds in Singapore prior to the problems leading to its insolvency.
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- Amendments to SFA relating to OTC derivative reforms, sale and advisory for investment products, market conduct, and markets and infrastructures licensing obligations. Response VIEW DOCUMENT 24 August 2015: Response to Feedback Received Consultation Paper on Proposed Amendments to the Securities and Futures Act (Part XII) (323.6 KB) 7 November 2016: Response to Feedback: Proposed Amendments to the Securities and Futures Act (467.4 KB) Consultation Paper VIEW DOCUMENT Consultation Paper on Proposed
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- Issues Raised in Parliament ANSWER TO PARLIAMENTARY QUESTION ON: CONSUMER CREDIT For Parliamentary Sitting on 25 Apr 2000 Date: For Parliamentary Sitting on 25 Apr 2000 Questions: Q2. To ask the Deputy Prime Minister whether there are signs, anecdotal or actual, of excessive consumer credit, given the recovery in confidence and the advent of online services, and how the Government will act to curb such excess, if necessary. Q3. To ask the Deputy Prime Minister, given the changing nature of the provision
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- Borrowers who have difficulties making payments should approach their banks early to discuss alternative repayment options if they are unable to resume servicing payments.
- Simulations under both baseline and adverse scenarios on S-REITs with significant exposures in Singapore suggest that they remain well-placed to meet their longer-term ability to service interest payments, although near-term refinancing pressures could persist.
- Some SME tenants would therefore find it increasingly difficult to continue servicing rental payments out of diminishing revenues, especially as government relief measures taper off and existing cash buffers are run As a result, SME tenants could terminate their leases prematurely.
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- MAS Annual Report 00/01 - Table of Contents Annual Report 2000/2001 Table Of Contents Introduction Our Mission and Objectives Members Of The Board Chairman's Statement Management Team Organisation Structure The Singapore Economy Monetary Policy