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- MAS will soon issue a consultative document on Internet banking security and technology risk management.
- MAS will also work with other major regulators to develop supervisory perspectives on emerging risk issues, and co-operate with them to ensure effective cross-border supervision of banks. 3.4 Accentuated Risks for Internet Banking 3.4.1 Bank managements must pay special attention to the security,
- on all matters to do with online transactions, in particular issues arising from breaches and errors in security, systems and related procedures. 3.4.3 International experience suggests that Internet banking customers tend to be more price sensitive, and hence more likely to move their deposits from
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- Investors may now purchase unit trusts from fund managers, banks, securities dealers or Internet portals.
- MAS too, has adopted this philosophy, forging ahead with our financial sector reform initiatives over the last five years in spite of the difficult business environment in East Asia. 5 The Securities and Futures Act (SFA) and the Financial Advisers Act (FAA) are products of this period of reform.
- Class of investors 16 We have reviewed the regulatory framework for non-retail investors in the SFA and FAA and will be rationalizing the categories and regulatory treatment of such investors.
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- Were there weaknesses in existing security measures such as the use of outdated software and protection measures, or weaknesses in the use of portable storage devices or connectivity to the Internet?
- Were employees aware of security related issues? Was training provided on personal data protection matters and incident management skills? Were employees informed of the data breach and the learning points from the incident?
- The Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (“PDPA”) requires organisations to make reasonable security arrangements to protect the personal data that they possess or control, to prevent unauthorised access, collection, use, disclosure or similar risks.
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- Insurers must ensure that their technology risk management, security and internal controls keep pace with the fast increasing level of cyber risk. The best practices and IT security measures set out in the MAS Technology Risk Management Guidelines should be adopted where applicable.
- From our ongoing macro prudential surveillance, life and composite insurers hold about 10% of all outstanding Singapore corporate bond securities.
- Life insurance eases the financial burden caused by sudden misfortune or illness that can sometimes be the difference between financial security and destitution.
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- Directions, including a financial penalty of $90,000, were imposed on Ninja Logistics for failing to put in place reasonable security arrangements to protect customers’ data in relation to the Tracking Function Page on the Ninja Logistics website.
- Given the foreseeable risk of using Tracking IDs as the sole means of accessing and using the Tracking Function Page, it is inexcusable for the Organisation to neglect its obligations to implement a workable security arrangement to protect the Exposed Personal Data.
- Whether the Organisation had contravened Section 24 of the PDPA 10 Section 24 of the PDPA requires an organisation to protect personal data in its possession or under its control by making reasonable security arrangements to prevent unauthorised access, collection,
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- Insurance-linked securities or ILS, such as catastrophe bonds, are another emerging disaster risk financing solution that can serve the region’s needs. These securities enable the reinsurance industry to transfer and raise additional financing from the capital markets, for peak disaster risks. c.
- Cyber insurers, as part of their underwriting process, also assess the client’s cyber security posture and incentivise firms with stronger risk management practices with better coverage and more affordable premiums. 21.
- Singapore will do our part to support the development of insurance-linked securities in Asia Pacific, through a sound regulatory and legal regime, and a growing base and expertise of ILS service providers. We have also introduced a grant scheme to reduce issuance costs.
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- Central Depository System - Form 14 - Approval for Change in Depository Fee SECURITIES AND FUTURES ACT (CAP. 289) SECURITIES AND FUTURES (CENTRAL DEPOSITORY SYSTEM) REGULATIONS 2015 REGULATION 25(2) APPLICATION TO IMPOSE OR CHANGE DEPOSITORY FEE FORM 14
- If there are any changes in the submitted information prior to the grant of approval, the Monetary Authority of Singapore should be notified immediately. -------- NAME OF APPLICANT Application is hereby made for approval under regulation 25(1) of the Securities and
- imposition of, or change in, the depository fee would have on: (i) competition in the financial services industry of Singapore; (ii) access to depository services in Singapore; (iii) (iv) the cost and efficiency of trading, clearing, and settlement and custody of book-entry securities
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- There are two key pieces of legislation – the Securities and Futures Act, and the Financial Advisers Act. 3. The Securities and Futures Act governs information disclosure that must accompany any offer of securities to the public.
- This is stated on the cover of the prospectus so that investors understand that the securities are not endorsed by MAS. This regime has been applied to structured products from 2004.
- MAS registered the prospectuses for the Lehman Minibond Programme, DBS High Notes 5 and Merrill Lynch Jubilee Series 3 LinkEarner Notes as they met the requirements for registration under the SFA. 4.
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- Commission's Decisions
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- to protect personal data in its possession or under its control by making reasonable security arrangements to prevent unauthorised access, collection, use, disclosure, copying, modification, disposal or similar risks.
- No other checks or security arrangements were implemented with respect to the printing process to prevent the unauthorised disclosure of personal data. 16 The Commissioner was of the view that the visual check and Reconciliation were not designed to adequately address the
- Findings and Assessment Issue for determination 11 The issue to be determined is whether the Organisation had, pursuant to section 24 of the PDPA, put in place reasonable security arrangements to protect the Personal Data from unauthorised disclosure. 12 Section 24 requires an organisation
- PDPC
- Commission's Decisions
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- to protect personal data in its possession or under its control by making reasonable security arrangements to prevent unauthorised access, collection, use, disclosure, copying, modification, disposal or similar risks.
- No other checks or security arrangements were implemented with respect to the printing process to prevent the unauthorised disclosure of personal data. 16 The Commissioner was of the view that the visual check and Reconciliation were not designed to adequately address the
- Findings and Assessment Issue for determination 11 The issue to be determined is whether the Organisation had, pursuant to section 24 of the PDPA, put in place reasonable security arrangements to protect the Personal Data from unauthorised disclosure. 12 Section 24 requires an organisation