MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE

    Capital / Liquidity

    Singapore Government Introduces New RRP Regime

    By Samuel Riding | 09/05/2017

    Bill extends MAS powers over financial institutions in distress and their counterparties.

    AML / KYC

    MAS, Singapore Police Set up AML/CTF Partnership

    By Samuel Riding | 25/04/2017

    Group including 8 Singapore banks will ‘enhance detection and mitigation of transnational risks’.

    AML / KYC

    MAS Chief Cites Technology as Top Regulatory Priority

    By Samuel Riding | 24/04/2017

    Ravi Menon cites banks exit from some market segments, but says costs not sufficient reason for regulatory rollback.

    Fintech / Regtech

    Hong Kong Pitches for Regtech Leadership

    By JP Reimann | 13/04/2017

    Regulators encourage mutual support and cooperation as industry players eye billions in cost savings.

    FRTB on the Back Burner, For Now

    By Samuel Riding | 10/04/2017

    More immediate regulatory issues are taking precedent, but trading book review still warrants attention.

    Market Infrastructure

    SGX Confirms Regulatory Subsidiary Chairman

    By Samuel Riding | 07/04/2017

    Professor Tan Cheng Han will take up role in the 3rd quarter this year, exchange says.

    Uncategorised

    Counting Down to the ‘New’ VM Deadline

    By Samuel Riding | 30/03/2017

    1 September highly likely to be the final cut-off for meeting OTC derivatives margin requirements.

    AML / KYC

    India, Singapore, Guangdong Join Shift to ID Card-based KYC

    By Samuel Riding | 24/03/2017

    Financial institutions could soon be able to access government-held information including biometric data.

    Securities / Derivatives

    MAS, Singapore Police Seal Spoofing Conviction

    By Samuel Riding | 23/03/2017

    Former remisier manipulated prices of stocks; traded CFDs on resulting market movements.

    Securities / Derivatives

    SGX Accepts Order to Improve Resilience

    By Samuel Riding | 22/03/2017

    Exchange needs to improve six measures over the next 24 months, will contribute costs.

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