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    • Financial Stability Reviews

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    • Morgan, MAS estimates Source: Datastream, MAS estimates Note: The EMCI is the J.P. Morgan Emerging Market Currency Index.
    • Figure S1.1 MAS Financial Stability Surveillance Framework Source: MAS The FCI, FVI and GaR complement one another.
    • of SGXlisted Firms Chart 2.6 Maturity Schedule of SGD Bonds Source: Thomson Financial, MAS estimates Source: Dealogic, MAS estimates Note: Includes perpetual bonds.
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    • Media Releases

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    • to allow MAS to subscribe to RMGS.
    • Singapore, 7 April 2022…The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today announced that it has transferred excess Official Foreign Reserves (OFR) of S$75 billion to the Government through a subscription of Reserves Management Government Securities (RMGS). 2   The MAS Act 1970 was amended in February 2022
    • MAS periodically assesses the optimal amount of OFR that is necessary to fulfil these objectives.
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    • Consultations

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    • RAVI MENON Managing Director, Monetary Authority of Singapore.
    • - PPF levies will be deducted from member institutions designated agent bank accounts with MAS and credited into SDICs PPF accounts maintained with MAS.
    • - MAS will make the decision on whether to trigger payouts using PPF Funds. SDIC will verify that MAS has adhered to established procedures in triggering payouts.
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    • Recent Economic Developments

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    • MAS Core Inflation is expected to average within 12% in 2019. Monetary Authority of Singapore Economic Policy Group -------- A.
    • Source: CEIC, Haver Analytics and EPG, MAS estimates Source: CEIC, Haver Analytics and EPG, MAS estimates Monetary Authority of Singapore 6 Economic Policy Group 3691215-20-100102020152016201720182019% YOY (YTD)% YOY2019 Q1RetailSalesExportsFixedAsset
    • Monetary Authority of Singapore 11 Economic Policy Group -------- C.
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    • Media Releases

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    • The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced today the results of the 2020 MAS Global FinTech Innovation Challenge.
    • The MAS FinTech Awards as well as the MAS Global FinTech Hackcelerator form the MAS Global FinTech Innovation Challenge.
    • MAS would also like to thank KPMG Digital Village and PwC Singapore for their continued support.” *** Monetary Authority of Singapore 10 Shenton Way MAS Building Singapore 079117 Telephone: (65) 6225-5577 Annex A About the MAS Global FinTech Hackcelerator 2020 The MAS Global FinTech Hackcelerator
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    • Financial Stability Reviews

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    • MAS estimated historical data for comparability and to monitor trends To ensure continuity in key indicators for surveillance purposes, MAS estimated the revised historical data for the new MAS 610/1003 based on trends observed in the old MAS 610/1003.
    • data, Bloomberg Source: MAS data Notes: 1.
    • MAS enhanced stress testing framework calibrates extreme scenarios that reflect plausible market conditions MAS enhanced its supervisory stress testing framework in 2020.
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    • Speeches

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    • MAS and the financial industry in Singapore take cyber security seriously.
    • However, they should avoid second-guessing MAS by taking an overly conservative stance that might nip innovation in the bud. If the FI encounters a specific issue on which it needs MAS’ guidance, we will be happy to help.
    • An example is the Private Banking Industry Code – developed by industry practitioners but in close consultation with MAS.
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    • Parliamentary Replies

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    • MAS will revise the Regulation. 3 MAS is currently reviewing its policy on the internationalisation of the Singapore Dollar. The aim is to make the policy intention clearer and more explicit, and minimise the need for banks to consult MAS before making Singapore Dollar loans to non-residents.
    • But the existing MAS notice to banks, Regulation 621, was issued earlier, in 1992. As it stands, Regulation 621 still states that banks should consult MAS on Singapore Dollar lending to Singaporeans, for use outside Singapore. Banks still feel constrained by what is stated in MAS Regulation 621.
    • Banks are not required to consult MAS on such loans, regardless of amount. 2 MAS explained this policy publicly in a letter to the Straits Times in May 1993, after Singapore embarked on the regionalisation drive. It has also informed the banks.
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    • Media Releases

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    • On the back of this swap facility, MAS established the MAS USD Facility on 26 March 2020 to lend USD to banks in Singapore. On 30 July 2020 , both the swap facility and the MAS USD Facility were extended through 31 March 2021.
    • Singapore, 17 June 2021…The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced today the further extension of the US$60 billion swap arrangement with the US Federal Reserve through 31 December 2021 MAS established the US$60 billion swap facility with the Federal Reserve on 19 March 2020 .
    • The extension of the MAS USD Facility will continue to promote stability in USD funding conditions. 4   MAS has maintained ample SGD and USD liquidity in the banking system through its daily market operations.
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    • Media Releases

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    • On the back of this swap facility, MAS established the MAS USD Facility on 26 March 2020 to lend USD to banks in Singapore. On 30 July 2020 , both the swap facility and the MAS USD Facility were extended through 31 March 2021.
    • Singapore, 17 June 2021…The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced today the further extension of the US$60 billion swap arrangement with the US Federal Reserve through 31 December 2021 MAS established the US$60 billion swap facility with the Federal Reserve on 19 March 2020 .
    • The extension of the MAS USD Facility will continue to promote stability in USD funding conditions. 4   MAS has maintained ample SGD and USD liquidity in the banking system through its daily market operations.