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- Regulations recognising certain EU trading venues under an equivalence arrangement between MAS and the European Commission. 31 Dec 2020 Securities and Futures (Trading Venues for Derivatives Contracts in the European Union) (Amendment No. 2) Regulations 2020 17 Dec 2020 Securities and Futures (Trading
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- Regulations setting out licensing requirements and obligations of Holding Companies of operators of regulated markets, regulated clearing houses and trade repositories 08 Oct 2018 Securities and Futures (Approved Holding Companies) (Amendment) Regulations 2018 takes effect. 01 Mar 2007 Securities and
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- Provides for the demutualisation and merger of the Stock Exchange of Singapore Limited, the Singapore International Monetary Exchange Limited and the Securities Clearing and Computer Services (Pte) Limited.
- Provides for the demutualisation and merger of the Stock Exchange of Singapore Limited, the Singapore International Monetary Exchange Limited and the Securities Clearing and Computer Services (Pte) Limited by making these companies wholly-owned subsidiaries of a transferee holding company.
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- Provides for the demutualisation and merger of the Stock Exchange of Singapore Limited, the Singapore International Monetary Exchange Limited and the Securities Clearing and Computer Services (Pte) Limited.
- Provides for the demutualisation and merger of the Stock Exchange of Singapore Limited, the Singapore International Monetary Exchange Limited and the Securities Clearing and Computer Services (Pte) Limited by making these companies wholly-owned subsidiaries of a transferee holding company.
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- Insurers face tough competition from other financial institutions, such as banks and securities firms. Increasingly, they have also to contend with non-financial institutions, like Marks & Spencers and Virgin in the UK.
- Many nations, especially - though not only - in Europe, are finding it increasingly difficult to provide adequately for the needs of their aged through state-provided social security. This provides insurers with challenges as well as business opportunities.
- The extent to which these potential gains can be achieved in practice remains to be seen. 6 One significant development specific to the insurance industry is the evolution of social security systems in the developed countries, as populations age and medical costs increase.
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- Securities firms offer cash management services that compete with bank deposits. Financial engineers unbundle and re-package risks to create innovative hybrid products with characteristics that cut across business lines.
- Traditional boundaries between banking, securities, and insurance are blurring. Banks sell insurance under the rubric of "bancassurance". Insurance companies provide protection for financial risks previously hedged using capital market instruments.
- The guidelines to be released shortly will require banks to: (a) establish a sound and robust technology risk management process; (b) strengthen system security and recovery capability; and (c) deploy strong cryptography to protect consumer data and transactions. 4.17 MAS will seek to allow scope for
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- Numerous start-ups are now incubating in the Indian Centre and several have secured funding, penetrated markets and grown into mature companies.
- Malaysia, has maintained satisfactory growth rates, as has Indonesia despite the political and security issues. Vietnam escaped the Asian Financial Crisis and is now opening up and taking off. Singapore's fortune has been more mixed.
- India has acceded to the Treaty of Amity and Co-operation in Southeast Asia (TAC) and adopted the Joint Declaration for Cooperation to Combat International Terrorism, signalling its strong commitment to ensure peace and security in the region.
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- When deleting backups, perform the deletion securely.
- Individuals will be required to use the SingPass mobile app on their mobile device to scan the SG-Verify QR code, to allow for their relevant personal information to be securely transferred to the organisation.
- Please refer to Section 8 of PDPC’s “Guide to Securing Personal Data in Electronic Medium” for more information. -------- 20 REPLACING THE PRIMARY KEY -------- TECHNICAL GUIDE TO NRIC ADVISORY GUIDELINES 21 The primary key is a unique identifier for each record in a database, and is used by
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- When deleting backups, perform the deletion securely.
- Individuals will be required to use the SingPass mobile app on their mobile device to scan the SG-Verify QR code, to allow for their relevant personal information to be securely transferred to the organisation.
- Please refer to Section 8 of PDPC’s “Guide to Securing Personal Data in Electronic Medium” for more information. -------- 20 REPLACING THE PRIMARY KEY -------- TECHNICAL GUIDE TO NRIC ADVISORY GUIDELINES 21 The primary key is a unique identifier for each record in a database, and is used by
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- Reforms to Strengthen the Underlying Potential of Economies 44 Let me now turn to the last, and perhaps most important, set of policies that will determine how successfully the global economy secures a return to normalcy.
- The US Fed is buying mortgage-backed securities. Its balance sheet has more than tripled to US$3 trillion, or 19% of GDP. The ECB has made long-tenured loans to banks through its LTRO programme and is prepared to buy sovereign bonds through its OMT programme.
- Asian Economies: Dealing with Desynchronised Global Macroeconomic Cycles 31 The second key aspect in securing a return to normalcy is the adjustment of macroeconomic policies in the emerging market economies to spillovers from the advanced world. I will speak with reference to Emerging Asia.