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    • Singapore, 7 March 2018... The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has proposed measures to address the risks associated with large scale movement of financial advisory (FA) representatives from one FA firm to another. These measures, set out in a paper for public consultation, seek to safeguard the interests of consumers by promoting more responsible recruitment practices in the FA industry. 2     The recent mass recruitment of representatives by FA firms from competitors was accompanied by sizeable
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    • Singapore, 9 December 2020... The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the Magyar Nemzeti Bank (MNB) today signed a Co-operation Agreement (CA) to strengthen cooperation in FinTech innovation between Singapore and Hungary. 2.      The CA sets out a framework for FinTech collaboration between both countries. It will put in place a referral mechanism to help FinTech firms access each other’s markets. MAS and MNB have also committed to exchange views on emerging market trends and developments in
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    • Contents PDF (80.2 KB) Preface PDF (68.6 KB) Highlights PDF (73.7 KB) Monetary Policy Statement PDF (104.5 KB) Chapter 1 Macroeconomic Developments Box A: A Decomposition of Singapore's Output Volatility PDF (359.1 KB) Chapter 2 Wage-Price Dynamics PDF (117.3 KB) Chapter 3 Outlook Box B: Medium-Term Macroeconomic Effects of Budget FY2010: Simulations from the Monetary Model of Singapore (MMS) PDF (314.5 KB) Special Feature Sources of Singapore's Economic Growth 1990-2009 Box C: How Organisational
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    •      13 April 2010 Professor Michael Furmston, Dean of the School of Law, Singapore Management University Ladies and gentlemen A good morning 1   I would like to extend a very warm welcome to our overseas friends visiting Singapore and thank the organisers for inviting me to Singapore Management University (SMU) for this year's roadshow.  SMU has been promoting education and research in Islamic finance and law.  The university has also been reaching out to the industry and other universities
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    • Organisations can learn the observed tactics, techniques and procedures employed by recent threat actor ALTDOS to compromise their victims’ networks, and consider implementing the recommended measures to mitigate the threat posed. The document is available here . Joint Advisory on ALTDOS This joint advisory is the result of a collaborative effort between the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA), the Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) and the Singapore Police Force (SPF). Collectively
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    • Contents, Preface and Highlights PDF (171.1 KB) Monetary Policy Statement PDF (111.8 KB) Chapter 1 Macroeconomic Developments Box A: Integration as a Source of Resilience: An Analysis of Trade Linkages in ASEAN PDF (414.5 KB) Chapter 2 Wage-Price Dynamics Box B: Prices of Three Global Brands across Locations: A Case Study Approach PDF (398.8 KB) Chapter 3 Outlook PDF (585.2 KB) Special Feature A: Global Productivity Trends PDF (357.3 KB) Special Feature B: International Financial Flows and Domestic
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    • Response VIEW DOCUMENT Response to Feedback Received on the Proposed Framework for Singapore Variable Capital Companies (2.31 MB) Consultation Paper VIEW DOCUMENT Consultation Paper on the Proposed Framework for Singapore Variable Capital Companies (474.1 KB) RESPONSE TO FEEDBACK RECEIVED September 2018 Proposed Framework for Singapore Variable Capital Companies Monetary Authority Of Singapore 1 -------- RESPONSE TO FEEDBACK RECEIVED ON THE PROPOSED FRAMEWORK FOR
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    • Singapore, 14 February 2017… The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced today regulatory changes to strengthen the resilience of finance companies and enhance their ability to provide financing to small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs). Relaxation of business restrictions with enhanced prudential standards 2.     Finance companies fill a useful niche in SME financing, complementing the role of banks. They often provide more personalised and customised solutions for smaller-sized businesses
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    • Payment service providers carrying out cross-border money transfers and banks are inherently more vulnerable to TF threats, given the relative ease and speed with which their services may be used, coupled with Singapore being a financial and transport hub, and our proximity to countries exposed to terrorism
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    •  Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. 1   Let me begin by thanking the organizers for inviting me here today.  I understand that this is the first of a series that Islamic Finance News will be staging; after which the forum will travel to Hong Kong, Jakarta, Cairo, London and New York.  I would like to thank IFN for kicking off the roadshow in Singapore.  My remarks will focus on how Singapore, as a major financial centre in Asia, views the growth of Islamic finance and what the MAS is doing to facilitate