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- Exemptions
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- Can MAS clarify whether changes in licensing/ regulatory status of FRC is reportable to the MAS?
- by MAS under the existing FRC framework.
- Please could MAS confirm this understanding.
- MAS
- Notices
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- [MAS Notice 128A (Amendment) 2020] [MAS Notice 128A (Amendment No. 2) 2020] [MAS Notice 128A (Amendment No. 3) 2020] 2A.
- [MAS Notice 128A (Amendment) 2020] [MAS Notice 128A (Amendment No. 2) 2020] [MAS Notice 128A (Amendment No. 3) 2020] 2C.
- MAS
- Consultations
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- MAS Response 3.37 MAS does not intend to prescribe the form in which a trade confirmation is executed.
- MAS Response MAS will proceed with the proposal to subject OTC 3.2 intermediaries to Regulation 13 of the SF(LCB)R.
- MAS Response 5.2 MAS will implement the proposals relating to the representative notification requirement as set out in the consultation.
- MAS
- Notices
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- [deleted] [MAS Notice 831 (Amendment) 2013] [MAS Notice 831 (Amendment No. 2) 2013] [MAS Notice 831 (Amendment) 2014] [MAS Notice 831 (Amendment) 2016] [MAS Notice 831 (Amendment) 2013] [MAS Notice 831 (Amendment No. 2) 2013] [MAS Notice 831 (Amendment) 2014] [MAS Notice 831 (Amendment)
- [MAS Notice 831 (Amendment) 2013] [MAS Notice 831 (Amendment No. 2) 2013] [MAS Notice 831 (Amendment) 2014] [MAS Notice 831 (Amendment) 2016] [MAS Notice 831 (Amendment) 2017] [MAS Notice 831 (Amendment) 2018] 8.
- [MAS Notice 831 (Amendment) 2013] [MAS Notice 831 (Amendment No. 2) 2013] [MAS Notice 831 (Amendment) 2014] [MAS Notice 831 (Amendment) 2016] [MAS Notice 831 (Amendment) 2017] 8.
- MAS
- Consultations
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- MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE 19
- that the sub-fund is not required to be approved by MAS.
- While insurance products with features that are new to an insurer would still require MAS approval under MAS Notice 302, there is no mandated disclosure requirement imposed on other insurance products that do not need to be approved by MAS.
- MAS
- Notices
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- [MAS Notice 645 (Amendment) 2013] [MAS Notice 645 (Amendment No. 2) 2013] [MAS Notice 645 (Amendment) 2014] [MAS Notice 645 (Amendment) 2016] [MAS Notice 645 (Amendment) 2013] [MAS Notice 645 (Amendment No. 2) 2013] [MAS Notice 645 (Amendment) 2014] [MAS Notice 645 (Amendment) 2018] 30A
- [MAS Notice 645 (Amendment) 2013] [MAS Notice 645 (Amendment) 2014] [MAS Notice 645 (Amendment) 2018] 24. [deleted] [MAS Notice 645 (Amendment) 2013] [MAS Notice 645 (Amendment No. 2) 2013] [MAS Notice 645 (Amendment) 2014] [MAS Notice 645 (Amendment) 2018] 24A.
- MAS
- Monographs/Information Papers
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- in the respective Acts administered by MAS.
- Addresses the regulation function in MAS’ oversight of the Singapore financial sector and describes the Tenets that guide MAS in the development and review of its regulatory framework.
- In this regard, MAS has developed three focused monographs.
- MAS
- Speeches
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- This amendment will enhance MAS' operational efficiency and flexibility as MAS senior management already assist the MD in day-to-day running of the MAS.
- Report on MAS' Performance in Annual Report 7 MAS' annual reports presently give an overview of MAS' performance and initiatives by highlighting key achievements and work in progress.
- Clarifying the Board's Accountability to the Minister-in-Charge of MAS 6 Next, the MAS Board will be required to keep the Government informed of matters of policy through the Minister-in-charge of the MAS.
- MAS
- Speeches
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- (i) The first amendment allows MAS to revise the level of its paid-up capital, but subject to the approval of the Government and the MAS Board. MAS’ paid-up capital can be increased if MAS evaluates that there is a need to strengthen its balance sheet.
- Under the amended Act, MAS will be able to return profits to the Government so long as its general reserve fund is positive. 30 In determining both the appropriate level of MAS’ paid-up capital and the amount of profits to be returned on an annual basis, the MAS Board will ensure that MAS’ capital
- This was put in place to facilitate MAS building up its capital. It is no longer necessary today, as MAS now has a sizeable paid-up capital of S$25bn.