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    • Singapore has gained good traction as an Asian domicile for insurance-linked securities – innovative instruments that securitise and transfer peak risks such as catastrophe risks to capital markets. A total of 10 such insurance-linked securities have been launched in Singapore.
    • MAS is on the IOSCO Sustainable Finance Task Force, which is working on improving securities issuers’ sustainability-related disclosures. MAS is also working with our ASEAN peers to harmonise taxonomies and standards.
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    • MAS recognised that distributed ledger technologies held the potential to empower an industry infrastructure for more efficient clearing and settlement of payments and securities.
    • The G20 is leading a concerted global effort to make cross-border payments less expensive, faster, more transparent, and more inclusive, while maintaining their safety and security.
    • Distributed ledger technologies for example, have seen use cases expand beyond digital payments and trade finance, to the security of data and personal identity, as well as anti-money laundering.
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    • Opening of the Fast and Secure Transfers (FAST) inter-bank network to allow access by non-bank financial institutions.
    • In 2018, MAS announced that it would open its real-time and round-the-clock payment system, Fast and Secure Transfers (FAST), to non-bank financial institutions so as to spur innovation in payment services and bring greater convenience for consumers.
    • minimum paid-up capital). 2 6.5% CET1 Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR), 10% Total CAR, 2.5% capital conservation buffer (CCB), up to 2.5% countercyclical capital buffer (CCyB). 3 100% net stable funding ratio, 100% liquidity coverage ratio. 4 Interested parties can refer to the Schedule to the Securities
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    • We are currently studying ways to develop our equity and debt capital markets so as to make Singapore the leading corporate funding centre in the region. 47   In equity markets, we will continue to promote the listing and trading of international securities in Singapore, especially regional securities
    • Fund management companies are exposed to lower risks than securities companies, and therefore generally need less capital. But our financial criteria for obtaining an Investment Adviser's (IA) license are set too high.
    • We need to verify that IAs comply with securities regulations and disclose their activities to investors fully and accurately. MAS already has the authority to inspect IAs. But hitherto it has concen-trated on inspecting banks rather than IAs because of lack of manpower.
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    • In addition, the tied agent shall adhere to the life insurer’s standards on information and data security with regard to the protection of personal data.
    • The tied agent shall destroy the relevant forms and personal data in a secure manner which renders them irretrievable or inaccessible to the tied agent. Examples could include destroying physical copies of the forms by shredding them or anonymising the personal data.9 50.
    • The tied agent shall comply with the Protection Obligation pertaining to personal data in his possession or control by making reasonable security arrangements to prevent unauthorised access, collection, use, disclosure, copying, modification, disposal or other similar risks.
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    • Security of Data We agree that the security of data in transit is of utmost import, not only because it is a possible target for malicious actors, but also because it is an area of potential friction between organisations when security standards differ and data cannot be transferred
    • Hence, we are in full support of PDPC’s clarification of the security standards required of different sectors. 10 -------- Xfers – Response to PDPC Public Consultation on Data Portability & Data Innovation (issued 22 May 2019) Q7.
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    • Food Security 9. The Meeting welcomed the Indonesian Chairmanship’s initiative to contribute to financing food security, in a concerted effort to foster prosperity and stability in the region, including collaboration with related sectoral bodies.
    • The Meeting also welcomed the Chair’s initiative to propose an ASEAN Leaders’ Declaration on Strengthening Food Security and Nutrition under the Economic Pillar. Financial Integration and Liberalisation 10.
    • The Meeting reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening cooperation to address the challenges of climate change by investing in transition and green energy technologies to enhance energy security and support the region’s journey towards sustainability. 
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    • Secured lending, including reverse repos and securities borrowing   (E) 88 For maturing reverse repurchase or securities borrowing agreements: 33 -------- a) if the agreement is secured by Level 1 HQLA, a cash inflow rate of 0% shall be b) if the agreement is secured by Level 2 HQLA, a cash
    • Secured funding: - Secured funding transactions with central bank counterparty or backed by Level 1 HQLA with any counterparty.
    • borrowing, the merchant bank should assume the unsecured security borrowing of collateral from financial market participants would run-off in full, leading to a 100% outflow of either cash or HQLA to secure the borrowing, or cash to close out the short position by buying back the security
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    • requires an organisation reasonable security to make There is no ‘one size fits all’ solution for organisations to comply with the Protection Obligation.
    • As part of its security procedures, VWO XYZ requires all visitors to the centre to sign up for a visitor pass at the reception. Visitors are requested to provide their name, NRIC numbers, and contact number in order to be issued a visitor pass.
    • Exceptions for collection, use or disclosure of personal data without consent 12 The Protection Obligation sets out that an organisation must protect personal data in its possession or under its control by making reasonable security arrangements
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    • measures, school ABC requires visitors to the school to sign up for a visitor pass at the security guard house.
    • Please also refer to the Key Concepts Guidelines for more information on the Consent Obligation. 2.16 The following examples illustrate situations where consent may be deemed to have been given. 2.17 Example: Personal data collected for security purposes As part of its security
    • An individual is deemed to have given consent to ABC’s collection of his/her personal data for security purposes if the individual provides his/her personal data voluntarily for the purpose.