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- Singapore, 15 March 2007...The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), on the advice of the Securities Industry Council (SIC), today issued a revised Singapore Code on Take-overs and Mergers (Code) pursuant to Section 139(6) of the Securities and Futures Act.
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- Singapore was one of the first Asian countries to have rolled out an e-trading platform for its government securities which allow for price and information transparency which has resulted in a deeper liquidity pool and a broader investor base. 9 Along with these growth opportunities and initiatives
- leases which has already been successfully done out of Singapore and we hope to see further developments in this area. 7 To further develop our capital markets, we have also taken steps to create a business friendly environment to reduce costs to issuers and facilitate cross border distribution of securities
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- Longevity risk and its implications for retirement security is becoming more significant in Asia, as in Europe and the US. 8 The second area of environmental risks is also important.
- insurers to deliver appropriate risk management solutions for Asian clients. 11 Recognizing the importance of augmenting the knowledge base for Asian risks, several research institutes have been established in Singapore to study a variety of relevant research topics, ranging from the Centre for Silver Security
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- Singapore, 21 October 2015… MoneySENSE, together with the Association of Banks in Singapore (ABS) and Securities Investors Association (Singapore) (SIAS), held the inaugural My Money @ Campus Seminar today.
- Securities Investors Association (Singapore) SIAS, a registered Charity and Institution of Public Character, is the largest organised investor lobby group in Asia, with almost 71,000 retail investors as members. It is run by a Management Committee comprising of professionals who are volunteers.
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- The Fed will ease monetary conditions by purchasing longer-term US Treasury securities, amounting to some US$600 billion by mid-2011.
- The Fed’s latest round of monetary policy easing is not fundamentally different from its actions in 2008 -2009, when it purchased large amounts of securities although mainly of shorter maturities.
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- No directions are required as the Organisation and IPT had taken remedial actions to address the gaps in security arrangements respectively.
- A warning was issued to Zero1 and IP Tribe respectively for failing to put in place reasonable security arrangements to prevent the unauthorised disclosure of 118 individuals’ personal data contained in invoices which were sent to incorrect recipients. Click here to find out more.
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- Where their roles permitted, banks have made arrangements to facilitate their employees to work from home in a safe and secured environment and allowed the continued provision of services that our customers needed. This outcome is not only due to individual banks’ efforts.
- working risks in the financial sector; • share good practices adopted by FIs to mitigate key remote working risks; and • encourage all FIs to adopt good practices on managing remote working risks. 3 The Paper looks at possible risks to FIs in the areas of operations, technology and information security
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- (B) Tight controls to safeguard information security and confidentiality 9 The FSM(A) Bill will allow participant FIs to share information via COSMIC.
- Financial criminals exploit these “information silos” by making illicit transactions through a web of accounts in different FIs and moving from one FI to another to avoid detection. 3 To address this gap, MAS will establish and maintain a secure digital platform for FIs to share information on customers
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- satisfied that a chief executive or deputy chief executive of a bank incorporated outside Singapore (referred to in this Notice as officer) (i) has wilfully contravened or wilfully caused the bank to contravene any provision of the Act; (ii) has, without reasonable excuse, failed to secure
- such officer has had (i) execution against him in respect of a judgment debt returned unsatisfied in whole or in part; or (ii) a prohibition order under section 59 of the Financial Advisers Act (Cap. 110), section 35V of the Insurance Act (Cap. 142) or section 95 of the Securities
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- We must act now, and we must act together, to secure a cleaner and greener future.
- Asia must find ways to transit towards greater sustainability while securing economic and social development for its people. Green finance can be a powerful enabler for Asia to achieve an effective yet inclusive transition to net zero.