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- These announcements follow CSRC’s approval in August this year for the establishment of DBS Securities (China) Limited, a securities joint venture in China, providing customers in China greater access to international capabilities and offerings. 5 Ms Jacqueline Loh, Deputy Managing Director of MAS,
- Cooperation between Singapore and Chinese Exchanges – MAS and the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) are facilitating efforts by Singapore and Chinese exchanges to collaborate in new areas such as exchange traded funds.
- MAS
- Staff Papers
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- The US SEC, in 2015, also adopted public dissemination requirements for securities-based swaps, alongside its reporting requirements. In Canada, securities regulators in Ontario, Quebec and Manitoba have commenced their public dissemination regime since July 2016.
- In Europe, the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II) includes the framework for its trading mandate, slated to come into effect in Jan 2018. 1 The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed rules for security-based
- for a trading mandate to be implemented in the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Ordinance and the Australia Corporations Act, respectively.
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- Guidelines
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- It must be an office area where the applicants books and records can be securely held.
- Table 3 - Base Capital Requirement Type of Licence SPI MPI Base Capital Requirement S$100,000 S$250,000 3.1.6 Security - An MPI licence applicant must provide the required security, as summarised in Table 4 below, prior to commencing business, in the form of a cash deposit
- Table 4 - Security Requirement Category The average, over a calendar year, of the total value of all payment transactions in one month does not exceed S$6 million for any one payment service All other cases Security Requirement S$100,000 S$200,000 [Amended on 28 January 2020]
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- ) MAS Notice MAS Notice 757 MAS Notice 1105 MAS Notice 816 MAS Notice 109 SFA 04-N04 -------- Does the definition of a resident stipulated in MAS Notice 757 and 4.
- under the Securities and Futures Act (Cap 289). 2.1.5 S$ credit facilities include loans, contingent credit lines and foreign exchange swaps involving a sale of S$ to a non-resident financial institution in the first leg of the transaction.
- . -------- 2.1.2 Financial institutions means entities whose main business is in financial services, including one or more of the following: (a) banking (b) merchant banking investment banking (c) (d) (e) (f) financing insurance securities dealing asset / fund management
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- Speeches
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- Last year, Capbridge Platform obtained MAS’ approval to operate its private securities exchange as a Recognised Market Operator in Singapore.
- Ensuring financial security in old age is becoming a growing imperative amidst demographic change. If we can start saving and investing for retirement early enough and wisely enough, we can sleep well.
- Sleeping Well: Investing for Retirement with Ageing Demographics Next, sleeping well – or securing sufficient funds for retirement. Safe investment is needed for retirement planning, as the world’s population ages.
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- Parliamentary Replies
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- For security reasons, stored value cards such as those embedded with smart chips are typically designed with a definite life span.
- This is because access to "electronic purses" on these cards are controlled by cryptographic keys which, through time and technological advancement, may be duplicated, compromising the security of the smart card. Limiting the duration of a card's use reduces the possibility of a security breach.
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- The government recognises the importance of personal financial planning, in view of the individual's responsibility to ensure his or her own financial security at old age.
- Secure Your Financial Independence Now". It will dovetail this with other government agencies such as the Ministry of Community Development and Sports, to reach out to different target groups.
- Another example is the Securities Investors Association of Singapore (SIAS), which has identified investor education as a key activity and is working closely with several brokerages. 5. The CPF Board will continue with its retirement planning programme called "Take Charge. Plan Early.
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- Parliamentary Replies
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- Whilst the average balances for secured personal loans, excluding mortgage loans, increased by 4% in the same period, these were typically offered by private banks to high-net-worth individuals.
- Young adults with secured personal loans make up less than 1% of the young adult population. 7 Besides regulatory limits on borrowing, financial education helps to inculcate good financial habits among our young adults.
- Their average rollover balances also fell by 15% year-on-year. 5 The number of young adults with unsecured personal loans has fallen by 33% over the same period, and the average level of such loan balances fell by 21%. 6 As for secured loans, the average outstanding balances of mortgages by
- PDPC
- Commission's Decisions
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- The Organisation is also in discussions with cybersecurity companies to perform regular security audits on its systems. 5.
- The Commission found that the Organisation omitted to put in place the most rudimentary security measures necessary to protect the Personal Data.
- In the circumstances, the Organisation had not implemented reasonable security arrangements to protect the Personal Data and is therefore in breach of section 24 of the Personal Data Protection Act 2012. 4.
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- Media Releases
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- Investors in virtual currencies will not have the safeguards that investors in securities enjoy under the Securities and Futures Act and the Financial Advisers Act. 4 Therefore, since June 2013, MAS has been cautioning consumers and businesses of the significant risks associated with virtual currency
- transactions to the Suspicious Transaction Reporting Office. 2 The requirements will be similar to those imposed on money changers and remittance businesses who undertake cash transactions. 3 Singapore, like most jurisdictions, does not regulate virtual currencies per se, as these are not considered as securities