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Structural Regulation
ISDA Issues Guidance on Executing Trades on Recognised Venues
By Editors | 23/09/2019
The guides describe how cross-border trading will work following the CFTC-MAS, CFTC-FSA and EC-MAS agreements on mutual recognition of derivatives trading venues.
Trade Based Money Laundering
Singapore: New Platform Targets AML Risks in Trade Finance
By Editors | 09/09/2019
The new electronic platform enables banks to obtain and reference data derived from trade permits issued by Singapore Customs to augment their trade finance compliance checks.
Payments & Settlements
Singapore Streamlines Payment Firms’ Access to Legal Services
By Editors | 09/09/2019
The initiative will help connect the payments industry with specialist law firms through a streamlined process to help them comply with the new Payment Services Act.
Cloud & Infrastructure
MAS Proposes New Format for Reporting Financial Advisor Complaints
By Editors | 05/09/2019
Collecting data in a machine-readable format will increase efficiency by removing the need for manual processes and reducing the risk of human errors, MAS says in a consultation paper.
Structural Regulation
Singapore Takes Steps to Transition Away from SOR
By Editors | 02/09/2019
Singapore’s banking body and foreign exchange market committee have identified SORA as “the most robust and suitable” alternative interest rate benchmark to SOR.
Structural Regulation
MAS Opens Applications for Digital Bank Licences
By Editors | 30/08/2019
Successful applicants will be announced in mid-2020, with the expectation that they meet MAS requirements and commence business by mid-2021.
Data Privacy
Uncovering the Terms and Conditions for Technology
By Max Kantelia | 27/08/2019
Legislators and industry leaders need to work together to ensure the benefits of innovation do not come at the cost of fairness, choice, and privacy, says Zilliqa co-founder Max Kantelia.
Credit Risk
MAS Offers Banks Guidance on Managing Loan Collateral
By Editors | 24/08/2019
In a review of collateral management standards and practices banks use when lending to corporates, MAS has identified four key areas that need improvement.
Credit Risk
Singapore Large Exposures Rules to Take Effect in Oct 2020
By Editors | 22/08/2019
MAS published a draft large exposures framework in early 2018, trying to meet the BCBS timeline for adoption in January 2019. The final rules will now take effect in October next year.
Anti-Money Laundering
NTU Singapore to Develop New Tools to Fight Money Laundering
By Editors | 22/08/2019
Supported by the MAS and Singapore’s major banks, the project seeks to help wealth managers address money laundering risks with new AI and machine learning capabilities.
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