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- MAS takes seriously the security of electronic payment transactions. Encryption is one of the safeguards against cyber threats and fraud concerning e-payments, but not the only one needed.
- FOR WRITTEN ANSWER Date: For Parliament Sitting on 5 February 2018 Name and Constituency of Member of Parliament Ms Joan Pereira, MP, Tanjong Pagar GRC Question: To ask the Prime Minister (a) what are the measures in place to ensure all cashless transactions originating in Singapore are encrypted and secure
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- Sopnendu and his team will work closely with the financial industry and technology community to promote a culture of innovation in the industry while ensuring safety and security.” ***
- He will report to Jacqueline Loh, Deputy Managing Director (Monetary Policy & Investment/ Development & International). 4 FTIG will comprise: Payments & Technology Solutions Office, led by Bernard Wee, which will formulate regulatory policies and develop strategies for simple, swift and secure payments
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- Media Releases
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- Singapore, 25 August 2014… The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), the Securities Commission of Malaysia (SC Malaysia), and the Securities and Exchange Commission, Thailand (SEC Thailand) today launched the ASEAN CIS Framework to facilitate cross-border offers of CIS to retail investors.
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- Similarly, eligible financial institutions operating in Malaysia may obtain MYR liquidity from BNM by pledging SGD or SGD-denominated sovereign and central bank securities. 4 This arrangement will enhance the overall monetary and financial stability of both countries and the confidence of financial
- the two economies, particularly in trade, investment and financial services. 3 Under this arrangement, eligible financial institutions operating in Singapore may obtain Singapore Dollar (SGD) liquidity from MAS by pledging Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) or Ringgit-denominated sovereign and central bank securities
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- The lapses pointed to a failure by the Organisation to make reasonable security arrangements to protect the personal data of its policyholders from inadvertent disclosure by its employees.
- A warning was issued to AXA Insurance for failing to put in place reasonable security arrangements to prevent the unauthorised disclosure of personal data of its policyholders. The personal data of 87 individuals was sent in an email to an unintended recipient. Click here to find out more.
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- Explainers
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- Any loan otherwise secured by residential property, if the application date was on or after 29 June 2013, or any refinancing of such a loan in certain situations. Note: For mortgage equity withdrawal loans , the guarantor borrower requirement applies only in certain situations.
- Note: This requirement does not apply if the housing loan is not secured on the property being financed. Guarantor-Borrower Requirement If a borrower is unable to meet the relevant TDSR threshold on their own, another individual may be brought in to assist them in servicing the loan.
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- Forms and Templates
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- and Futures Act (Cap. 289) - Securities Units in a collective investment scheme Exchange-traded derivatives contracts Over-the-counter derivatives contracts Spot foreign exchange contracts for the purposes of leveraged foreign exchange trading Spot foreign exchange contracts other than
- either directly or through publications or writings, and whether in electronic, print or other form, concerning the following investment product(s), other than advising others by issuing or promulgating research analyses or research reports or advising on corporate finance within the meaning of the Securities
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- Commission's Decisions
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- For the reasons above, the Commission finds that DPL had not put in adequate security arrangements to protect personal data. Accordingly, the Commission finds DPL in breach of section 24 of the PDPA. Page 6 of 7 -------- ENFORCEMENT ACTION BY THE COMMISSION C. 18.
- Hence, as provided under section 4(2) of the PDPA, DPL was under an obligation to make reasonable security arrangements to prevent the unauthorised disclosure of personal data under section 24 of the PDPA in respect of the personal data that DPL was processing for OCBC.
- The lack of an independent verification of the QC form, and the manner in which the second and third level checkers could be circumvented from the incorrect filling up of the QC form, was a systemic weakness in DPL’s to put QC process, and a in place adequate security
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- Tan Chok Kian, Chairman, Securities Investors Association (Singapore) Mr. David Gerald, President & CEO, Securities Investors Association (Singapore) Distinguished guests Ladies and gentlemen Introduction 1 Good morning.
- SIAS has played its part in empowering securities investors through education and information, most recently with regard to structured products.
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- The consequences of data and security breaches, particularly where customer data is concerned, goes far beyond financial loss and can be devastating to an insurer’s reputation. 21 MAS expects insurers to continually strengthen their cyber security capabilities and ensure that control measures
- According to an Ernst and Young survey [5] , cyber risk and data security are among the top ten risks faced by global insurance organisations in 2015.