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- Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin
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- Excludes bills rediscounted between banks. 17 -------- Table I.3B Banks: Assets of DBUs (continued) TOTAL ASSETS END OF PERIOD TOTAL 9=10+11+12 +13 SECURITIES AND EQUITIES ISSUED BY PRIVATE ENTITIES DEBT SECURITIES BY GOVERNMENT RELATED ENTITIES DEBT SECURITIES IN SINGAPORE OUTSIDE
- Domestic Banking Units DBUs Asian Currency Units ACUs Singapore dollar negotiable certificates of deposit S$NCD Singapore inter-bank offered rate SIBOR Repurchase agreement REPO Treasury bill T-BILL SGS Singapore Government Securities SGX-ST Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Ltd SGX-DT Singapore
- Singapore Government Securities (SGS) held by a bank. Includes SGS held under a reverse repurchase agreement. c.
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- Annual Reports
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- To increase staffs IT security awareness, MAS participated in the annual IDA Security Awareness Survey, which assesses agencies staff on their IT security competency.
- MAS OPERATIONAL CAPABILITIES AND RESILIENCE Security Awareness and Fire Safety In conjunction with the Global Security Week in September 2011, a Security Awareness Week was organised in MAS to promote security best practices for MAS staff and tenants.
- Securities and Futures Act IMFC IOSCO International Monetary and Financial Committee International Organisation of Securities Commissions SFEMC Singapore Foreign Exchange Market Committee SGS Singapore Government Securities LTV Loan-to-value SGX Singapore Exchange MASRC MAS Recreation
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- Speeches
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- LCBs will be required to safeguard the confidentiality, security and integrity of customer information.
- The Bill requires approved members of LCBs to safeguard the confidentiality, security and integrity of customer credit information obtained from and disclosed to LCBs.
- The objectives are to help ensure the sound operation of licensed credit bureaus (“LCBs”), safeguard the confidentiality, security and integrity of customer credit information, and protect consumer interests.
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- Media Releases
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- Singapore, 21 July 2021… The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the Singapore FinTech Association (SFA) announced today the launch of the 2021 Singapore FinTech Festival (SFF) Global FinTech Awards (the Awards).
- The Awards, supported by PwC Singapore, brings together the FinTech Awards previously presented separately by MAS and SFA. 2 The theme for the 2021 Awards is “Emerging from a pandemic, the road to recovery”.
- Entries can be submitted based on the following categories: MAS For corporates Singapore FinTech (Singapore Founder) ASEAN FinTech Singapore Financial Institution Global SFA For individuals Top 10 FinTech Leaders ASEAN FinTech Leaders Women in FinTech FinTech Leaders Under 30 For corporates FinTech Employer
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- Media Releases
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- Singapore, 21 July 2021… The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the Singapore FinTech Association (SFA) announced today the launch of the 2021 Singapore FinTech Festival (SFF) Global FinTech Awards (the Awards).
- The Awards, supported by PwC Singapore, brings together the FinTech Awards previously presented separately by MAS and SFA. 2 The theme for the 2021 Awards is “Emerging from a pandemic, the road to recovery”.
- Entries can be submitted based on the following categories: MAS For corporates Singapore FinTech (Singapore Founder) ASEAN FinTech Singapore Financial Institution Global SFA For individuals Top 10 FinTech Leaders ASEAN FinTech Leaders Women in FinTech FinTech Leaders Under 30 For corporates FinTech Employer
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- Regulations
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- Regulations on procedure for appeals under Parts II and III of the Securities and Futures Act. Related regulations: Securities and Futures (Appeals under Parts II and III of Act) Regulations 2002 08 Oct 2018 Securities and Futures (Appeals under Parts II and III of Act) (Amendment) Regulations 2018
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- Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin
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- Excludes bills rediscounted between banks. 13 -------- Table I.3B Banks: Assets of Domestic Banking Units (continued) SECURITIES AND EQUITIES ISSUED BY PRIVATE ENTITIES DEBT SECURITIES BY GOVERNMENT RELATED ENTITIES DEBT SECURITIES IN SINGAPORE OUTSIDE SINGAPORE EQUITY INVESTMENTS IN
- (SGS): Issuance, Redemption and III.5 Outstanding Amount ... 50 Singapore Government Securities (SGS) : Prices and Yields .. 51 Singapore Government Securities (SGS) : Average Daily Turnover Volume .. 52 III.6 III.7 -------- IV III.8 III.9 IV.1 IV.2 IV.3 IV.4 IV.5 IV.6 IV.7 Singapore
- and Equities and Securities will not be directly comparable due to change in valuation basis with effect Column 2 from 1st Quarter 2005.
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- Speeches
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- Let me take you through these 4 key elements. 4 Singapore Government Securities Market 4.1 The task at hand is to seed a vibrant and liquid Singapore Government bond market.
- To augment the demand for debt securities, the CPF Investment Scheme has been liberalised to allow members to invest part of their CPF savings in professionally managed funds, including fixed income bond funds.
- We are continually reviewing market developments to make further improvements. 3 Key Elements for a Successful Debt Hub 3.1 The foundation and ingredients necessary for a deep and broad bond market have been identified as: Firstly, a deep and liquid Singapore Government Securities market with a yield
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- Speeches
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- It is the security of the insurer that ultimately determines whether this promise can be made good. This is the reason why MAS maintains high admission standards to admit only financially strong and reputable insurers into our market.
- The best deal is a product that is adapted to meet the client's needs at a competitive realistic price, serviced by high professional standards and bonded together with strong security. Insurers must therefore work at providing the above to the best of their capability.
- way, insurers can rise up to the challenge of creating new innovative products to meet the changing needs of their clients. 3.9 Therefore, as insurers move into the new competitive environment, they must go back to fundamentals of (1) sound underwriting to ensure its their ship stay the course of security
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- Speeches
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- A much longer time is needed to divest properties compared to securities and the market for real estate is less liquid, efficient and transparent than it is for securities. 10 These differences make it necessary to customise the current regulatory framework for unit trusts to accommodate REITs so that
- Despite being regulated under the same regime, REITs and conventional unit trusts investing in securities have some inherently different characteristics.
- Let me mention two. 8 First, while investors redeem unit trusts that invest in securities with the fund managers at their net asset value (NAV), investors can only liquidate their units in REITs on the stock exchange at the market price.