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- The Organisation failed to appoint a data protection officer and did not put in place reasonable security arrangements to protect its customers’ personal data stored in portable storage devices. Click here to find out more. PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION COMMISSION [2019] SGPDPC 42 Case No.
- encryption policies for its portable storage devices, including the Hard Disk, although it had clear guidelines in its Acceptable User Policy and Information Sensitivity Policy to do so. 8 In the circumstances, the Commissioner found that the Organisation had not made reasonable security
- Findings and Basis for Determination Whether the Organisation had breached its obligation to protect personal data under section 24 of the PDPA 6 Section 24 of the PDPA requires an organisation to protect personal data in its possession or under its control by making reasonable security
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- In Singapore, the Cyber Security Act came into force in August 2018, creating a regulatory framework for the monitoring and reporting of cybersecurity threats.
- Aside from regulation, efforts are also underway to strengthen the cyber security ecosystem, with particular emphasis on knowledge and information sharing with the region.
- Breach notification to the Cyber Security Agency and sector leads, such as MAS, for the financial sector, is currently mandatory for Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) owners.
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- Good morning to our guests from the industry and fellow agencies, and to our esteemed members of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) Cyber Security Advisory Panel. It is my pleasure to welcome all of you to the third MAS Cyber Security Advisory Panel meeting or CSAP in short. 2.
- MAS has been involved in the key cyber-related guidance released by these bodies, such as the Financial Stability Board, the Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructure, the International Association of Securities Commissions, and the International Association of Insurance Supervisors. 17.
- MAS’ regulatory and supervisory efforts, MAS works closely with the industry associations to undertake sector-wide cyber initiatives, such as conducting regular industry-wide business continuity and cyber risk exercises, and working with industry associations to establish Standing Committees on Cyber Security
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- Additionally, StarMed rolled out several group-led IT security enhancement initiatives, including the implementation of a secured wide-area network and cybersecurity protection suite.
- StarMed will also continue to bolster staff awareness on cybersecurity issues through further training at its Cyber Security Awareness workshops, conducted by an external cybersecurity consultant.
- It was established that StarMed had not implemented the necessary security measures at the time of the incident. A Remote Desktop Protocol (“RDP”) Port had been left open, which likely enabled the unauthorised access to the database.
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- Media Releases
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- MAS would expect the trustee to act in noteholders’ interest by disposing of the underlying securities in an orderly fashion.
- It is in the interest of investors for the trustee to fully review all proposals for a potential swap counterparty so that investors can vote to remain invested in the notes or for a sale of the underlying securities.
- If there is no viable proposal for a new swap counterparty or if a proposal is not approved by noteholders, the trustee would commence selling the underlying securities and would use the proceeds to pay the noteholders after deducting any other liabilities which are payable.
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- Kuala Lumpur, 4 September 2015… The Monetary Authority of Singapore and Singapore Exchange, together with the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) and the Securities and Exchange Commission, Thailand, have issued a handbook to implement the Streamlined Review Framework for the ASEAN Common Prospectus.
- Under the Framework, ASEAN issuers planning a multi-jurisdictional offering of equity or plain debt securities can expect a shorter time-to-market, and faster access to capital across the region.
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- Forms and Templates
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- FORM 9 SECURITIES AND FUTURES ACT (CHAPTER 289) SECURITIES AND FUTURES (FINANCIAL AND MARGIN REQUIREMENTS FOR HOLDERS OF CAPITAL MARKETS SERVICES LICENCES) REGULATIONS (Rg 13) REGULATION 27(5) STATEMENT OF EXPOSURE TO MARGINED SINGLE SPECIFIED PRODUCT Name of the
- CAPITAL MARKETS SERVICES LICENCE This statement is submitted on behalf of (Name of the licensee) by (Name of Director), who certifies that: (a) the above statement has, to the best of his knowledge and belief, been drawn up to comply with the requirements of regulation 27 of the Securities
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- Consultations
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- Debt Securities and Credit Facilities 2.7 Debt securities issued by, and credit facilities3 granted to, the investee companies will also be subject to this set of guidelines and limits.
- Banks shall produce evidence of their credit assessments being made on these debt securities and credit facilities, upon demand by MAS.
- This is because credit facilities granted to the investee company, whether secured or unsecured, are almost as risky as equity investments, but do not share in the potential upside gains that accrue to equity investors .
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- Besides cash and SGS, investment grade SGD-denominated debt securities issued by supranationals, statutory boards, banks and corporates will also qualify as eligible liquid assets.
- ; Where the bank holds more than 20% of the total market value of a particular issue of debt security, a 50% haircut should be applied; and The assets should be marked-to-market. 3.2.2.3 Bills of exchange, subject to the relevant qualifying criteria, will continue
- To ensure sufficient market liquidity, such debt securities need to have a minimum issue size of S$250 million and would be subject to the following valuation haircuts: Description Moodys S&P Fitch Haircut Long Term Issue Aa3 Ratings by Rating Agencies Aaa Aa1 Aa2
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- ) and publishing of research report; Extending the ASEAN Debt Securities Disclosure Standards to cover issuances of plain debt securities under a debt issuance programme; and Elevating corporate governance standards for ASEAN publicly-listed companies.
- We recognise the potential of secure, efficient, and interconnected payment systems to promote ASEAN economic integration.
- SECURING FINANCIAL STABILITY AND RESILIENCE Financial Resilience 13. We commit to implement appropriate monetary, fiscal, macro-prudential and supervisory policies to maintain macroeconomic and financial stability.