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- The provisions in the new Act will expand the scope of existing legislation Specifically the Payment Services Act 2019 (Act 2 of 2019), Securities and Futures Act (Cap 289) and Financial Advisers Act (Cap 110). , which already regulates most of the digital token services provided in Singapore.
- the risk of regulatory arbitrage and regulatory circumvention. . c) Recognising the pervasive use of technology and the growing sophistication of cyber threats, MAS proposes to harmonise and expand its existing powers to impose requirements pertaining to technology risk management, including cyber security
- PDPC
- Commission's Decisions
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- The Deputy Commissioner for Personal Data Protection (the Deputy Commissioner) finds that the Organisation had put in place, via the vendor, reasonable security arrangements to protect the personal data.
- In particular, the security arrangements in place would have prevented direct access by unauthorised third-parties to the Files hosted on the server. This had greatly reduced the potential adverse impact of the incident. 5.
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- Financial Stability Reviews
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- MEPS+ is expected to be ready in the second half of next year. 4.2 Securities Clearing & Settlement Systems Securities clearing and settlement systems underpin trading activities in the financial markets by providing facilities through which financial obligations are discharged.
- & Public Authority Securities Other Securities Cash & Deposits Loans Land & Buildings Other Assets Total Assets 2003 2001 2002 2003 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 SGD Million (% of Total Admitted Assets) 8,397.6 (20.8) 8,586.7 (18.8) 11,373.2 (21.7) 9,859.8
- Weaknesses in or failures of securities clearing and settlement systems may undermine the fulfilment of these financial obligations and cause systemic problems in the financial markets.
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- Speeches
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- Tonight, I will set out MAS’ policy approach to securing price and financial stability, in this “new normal” of an economy restructuring amidst a global environment of slow growth and easy money.
- Our macroprudential policies will complement monetary policy and financial supervisory policies to secure sustainable asset prices and financial stability. Most of all, Singapore’s fundamentals remain sound.
- Our exchange rate-centred monetary policy has been remarkably successful over the decades, in securing price stability amidst rapid economic growth and an open trade and capital account. Consumer price inflation has averaged 1.3% per annum during 1985-2005, one of the lowest in the world.
- PDPC
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- In addition, the tied agent shall adhere to the life insurers 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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- Media Releases
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- Its primary function is to share timely, relevant and actionable physical and cyber security threat and incident information to enhance the ability of the financial services sector to prepare for, respond to and mitigate the risk associated with these threats.
- Constantly gathering reliable and timely information between its members, and from financial services providers, commercial security firms, government agencies, law enforcement and other trusted resources, FS-ISAC is uniquely positioned to quickly disseminate physical and cyber threat alerts and other
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- The tax exemption on income from Sukuks that are Qualifying Debt Securities will also be extended to all investors.
- These Sukuks will be issued on a reverse enquiry basis, and will initially be priced off the Singapore Government securities market. 7 These initiatives are catalysed by feedback from the industry, which has taken an active interest in the development of Islamic Finance in Singapore.
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- SSB interest rates are linked to the yields of Singapore Government Securities (SGS). As SGS are traded, the yields of SGS fluctuate daily based on changes in market conditions. SGS closing yields are published by MAS at the end of each business day.
- Interest rates for the coming issue would be based on the average yields of Singapore Government Securities (SGS) in January 2018 2 . Individuals that wish to invest may submit applications from 6.00pm on 1 February 2018, to 9.00pm on 23 February 2018 3 . 4.
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- Consultations
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- (4) A designated financial holding company shall not grant any credit facility against the security of its own shares or those of any of its subsidiaries.
- Exposures Limits 9.1 A respondent asked if a designated FHC would be prohibited from investing in debt securities issued by institutions outside of the FHC group as a result of clause 28(1) of the Bill.
- MAS Response 9.2 The designated FHC is not prohibited from investing in debt securities, but it should not engage in the business of extending loans to institutions outside of the FHC group. MAS is revising the drafting of the rule to clarify on this position.
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- Sukuk issued by the facility will be given equal regulatory treatment as Singapore Government Securities, or SGS, and returns will be tied to the risk-free yield of SGS of equivalent tenor.
- The proliferation of complex securities and derivatives had not diversified risk amongst different counterparties as was originally intended, but instead increased aggregate systemic risk throughout the financial system.
- Market; IIRA - Islamic International Rating Agency; WIBC – World Islamic Banking Congress. 2 CBB was then known as the Bahrain Monetary Agency. 3 IMF – International Monetary Fund; FSF – Financial Stability Forum; BCBS – Basel Committee on Banking Supervision; IOSCO - International Organisation of Securities