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    • MAS
    • Financial Stability Reviews

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    • To aid in ensuring the integrity of the securities settlement system, SGX increased its penalties for failed delivery of securities for settlement in September.
    • With support from the Treasury, it creates the Term Asset- Backed Securities Loan Facility (TALF) to extend $200bn of loans to holders of certain asset-backed securities backed by newly and recently originated consumer and small business loans.
    • As a result, losses to mount on US housing-related continued securities, in further undermining confidence financial institutions.
    • MAS
    • Consultations

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    • Persons exempted under section 99(1)(h) of the Securities and Futures Act read with paragraph 7(1)(b) of the Second Schedule to the Securities and Futures (Licensing and Conduct of Business) Regulations. 9.
    • Persons exempted under section 99(1)(h) of the Securities and Futures Act (Cap. 289) read with paragraph 7(1)(b) of the Second Schedule to the Securities and Futures (Licensing and Conduct of Business) Regulations.
    • MAS
    • Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin

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    • Singapore Government Securities (SGS) : Average Daily Turnover Volume ... Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Ltd (SGX-ST): Price Index, Number of Listed Companies, Turnover and Capitalisation ...
    • Foreign Exchange Market Turnover .. 41 Domestic Interest Rates .. 42 Interest Rates of Banks and Finance Companies ... 43 Singapore Government Securities (SGS): Issuance, Redemption and Outstanding Amount ..... Singapore Government Securities (SGS) : Prices and Yields ...
    • Excludes bills rediscounted between banks. 13 -------- Table I.3B Banks: Assets (continued) TOTAL ASSETS END OF PERIOD SECURITIES AND EQUITIES TOTAL 9=10+11 IN SINGAPORE 10 OUTSIDE SINGAPORE 11 AMOUNTS DUE FROM BANKS IN SINGAPORE 13 OUTSIDE SINGAPORE 14* TOTAL 12=13+14 OTHER ASSETS
    • MAS
    • Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin

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    • Singapore Government Securities (SGS) : Average Daily Turnover Volume ... Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Ltd (SGX-ST): Price Index, Number of Listed Companies, Turnover and Capitalisation ...
    • Domestic Interest Rates .. 42 Interest Rates of Banks and Finance Companies ... 43 Singapore Government Securities (SGS): Issuance, Redemption and Outstanding Amount ..... Singapore Government Securities (SGS) : Prices and Yields ...
    • Excludes bills rediscounted between banks. 13 -------- Table I.3B Banks: Assets (continued) TOTAL ASSETS END OF PERIOD SECURITIES AND EQUITIES TOTAL 9=10+11 IN SINGAPORE 10 OUTSIDE SINGAPORE 11 AMOUNTS DUE FROM BANKS IN SINGAPORE 13 OUTSIDE SINGAPORE 14* TOTAL 12=13+14 OTHER ASSETS 15
    • MAS
    • Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin

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    • Singapore Government Securities (SGS) : Average Daily Turnover Volume ... Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Ltd (SGX-ST): Price Index, Number of Listed Companies, Turnover and Capitalisation ...
    • Foreign Exchange Market Turnover .. 41 Domestic Interest Rates .. 42 Interest Rates of Banks and Finance Companies ... 43 Singapore Government Securities (SGS): Issuance, Redemption and Outstanding Amount ..... Singapore Government Securities (SGS) : Prices and Yields ...
    • Excludes bills rediscounted between banks. 13 -------- Table I.3B Banks: Assets (continued) TOTAL ASSETS END OF PERIOD SECURITIES AND EQUITIES TOTAL 9=10+11 IN SINGAPORE 10 OUTSIDE SINGAPORE 11 AMOUNTS DUE FROM BANKS IN SINGAPORE 13 OUTSIDE SINGAPORE 14* TOTAL 12=13+14 OTHER ASSETS
    • MAS
    • Speeches

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    • MAS will also maintain the requirement for remittance licensees to furnish a security deposit of $100,000 for due performance of their obligations. This security deposit may allow customers to recover some of their losses in the event that a remittance licensee fails.
    • To do so will require a prohibitively high security deposit that will render many remittance businesses unviable. 9   In addition to these existing measures, the Bill will now provide that officers, partners or managers of businesses holding a money-changer's licence or remittance licence may be made
    • MAS
    • Speeches

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    • All companies should have an established and approved overall framework for their reinsurance strategy to ensure that they maintain adequate cover with the requisite security.
    • While reinsurance can be used to help a direct insurer achieve its desired risk profile, direct companies must develop systematic procedures to assess the security of their reinsurance cover.
    • Reinsurers, as well as primary insurers, must invest in assets that in terms of security, return, diversification and marketability are sufficient to cover their obligations as these fall due.
    • MAS
    • Speeches

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    • For securities and futures intermediaries, we introduced a risk-based capital framework last year.  For insurance companies, we tested such a framework last year and are working towards implementation in 2004.
    • The securities industry was dragged down by falling equity market volumes and bearish market sentiment. But the weakness in overall financial activity masks strong performance in key growth areas such as asset management and treasury business.
    • An important step towards a disclosure-based regime was the full implementation last year of the Securities and Futures Act and Financial Advisers Act.  MAS will continue to refine the regulatory framework for capital markets, taking into account industry feedback.
    • MAS
    • Speeches

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    • We have managed to attract a number of global financial institutions, such as Citibank, The Bank of New York and Barclays Capital, to hub their universal processing centres for securities and treasury products in Singapore.
    • Building resilience in key infrastructure and implementing crisis management processes to deal with disasters are key priorities. 11   The third trend is the greater blurring of boundaries between banking, securities and insurance.
    • Dublin, Hong Kong, and Singapore for instance, continue to attract financial institutions to consolidate their securities and treasury operations, including trading, middle and back office functions. 8   Second, with rapid developments in infocomms technology, the world has become increasingly networked
    • PDPC
    • Public Consultations

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    • This can include a message to reassure the individual that the entity has taken the necessary steps to secure the data and while the system has been breached, their personal data is still secure.
    • ‘A reasonable standard’ of encryption is not made clear to the layman and it would require individuals to trust entities that it is in fact secure. Moreover, the industry standards for encryption are constantly evolving, and may not be consistent throughout the region.