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Singapore Exchange To Transfer Regulatory Functions To Separate Unit
Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX), which has come under criticism after a string of trading disruptions, announced plans to transfer its front-line regulatory functions to a separate subsidiary that will be governed by its own board of directors.
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Singapore Might Restrict Retail Access To Cryptocurrencies: Central Bank
Singapore's central bank Monetary Authority of Singapore is contemplating adding frictions on retail access to cryptocurrencies through various measures including customer suitability tests and restricting the use of leverage and credit facilities for such trading.
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Singapore Might Restrict Retail Access To Cryptocurrencies: Central Bank
Singapore's central bank Monetary Authority of Singapore is contemplating adding frictions on retail access to cryptocurrencies through various measures including customer suitability tests and restricting the use of leverage and credit facilities for such trading.
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Singapore Central Bank, India's IFSCA To Pursue Fintech Innovations
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) signed a FinTech Co-operation Agreement to facilitate regulatory collaboration and partnership in FinTech technology.
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India, Others Prepare Plans to Reduce Dependence on Rating Agencies: Report
Various countries and regulatory agencies, including from India, have prepared action plans to reduce reliance on ratings by credit rating agencies in standards, laws and regulations, according to the Financial Stability Board (FSB).
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Singapore Central Bank, India's IFSCA To Pursue Fintech Innovations
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) signed a FinTech Co-operation Agreement to facilitate regulatory collaboration and partnership in FinTech technology.
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Singapore Might Restrict Retail Access To Cryptocurrencies: Central Bank
Singapore's central bank Monetary Authority of Singapore is contemplating adding frictions on retail access to cryptocurrencies through various measures including customer suitability tests and restricting the use of leverage and credit facilities for such trading.
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Three Arrows Capital’s Collapse Leaves Singapore’s Crypto Sector Bracing for Bankruptcy
Three Arrows Capital’s recent collapse had made Singapore's ambitious cryptocurrency sector face an uncertain future. Crypto players are bracing for further bankruptcies and legal tussles. 3AC collapsed after the global downturn in digital currencies left it unable to meet hundreds of millions of dollars in obligations.
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Singapore Central Bank Issues Guidelines to Discourage Crypto Trading by Public
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) issued guidelines that limit cryptocurrency trading service providers from promoting their services to the general public, as part of a bid to shield retail investors from potential risks.
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Singapore Plans to Become Magnet for Crypto Activities, Government Mulls Regulating Crypto Space
MAS finance chief Ravi Menon has advised other nations also to not clamp down and ban cryptocurrencies while revealing that Singapore is working on crypto-regulation.
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UPI, PayNow Fast Payment Systems to Be Linked by India, Singapore
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) have announced a project to link their fast payment systems — Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and PayNow.
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Central Banks Use Blockchain for First Time to Swap Currency
The Bank of Canada and Monetary Authority of Singapore have sent each other digital currencies using blockchain technology
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Singapore Central Bank Keeps Policy Settings as Growth Slows
After tightening policy twice last year, the Monetary Authority left the slope and width of the currency band unchanged.
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Bharti Airtel Gets SEBI Nod For Rs 25,000-Crore Rights Issue
The board of the company had approved the rights issue proposal in February.
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Singapore Needs More Fraud-Busters
Singapore is making efforts to tackle white-collar crime as it seeks to become one of Asia’s biggest financial centers.
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Singapore Exchange To Transfer Regulatory Functions To Separate Unit
Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX), which has come under criticism after a string of trading disruptions, announced plans to transfer its front-line regulatory functions to a separate subsidiary that will be governed by its own board of directors.
-
Singapore Might Restrict Retail Access To Cryptocurrencies: Central Bank
Singapore's central bank Monetary Authority of Singapore is contemplating adding frictions on retail access to cryptocurrencies through various measures including customer suitability tests and restricting the use of leverage and credit facilities for such trading.
-
Singapore Might Restrict Retail Access To Cryptocurrencies: Central Bank
Singapore's central bank Monetary Authority of Singapore is contemplating adding frictions on retail access to cryptocurrencies through various measures including customer suitability tests and restricting the use of leverage and credit facilities for such trading.
-
Singapore Central Bank, India's IFSCA To Pursue Fintech Innovations
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) signed a FinTech Co-operation Agreement to facilitate regulatory collaboration and partnership in FinTech technology.
-
India, Others Prepare Plans to Reduce Dependence on Rating Agencies: Report
Various countries and regulatory agencies, including from India, have prepared action plans to reduce reliance on ratings by credit rating agencies in standards, laws and regulations, according to the Financial Stability Board (FSB).
-
Singapore Central Bank, India's IFSCA To Pursue Fintech Innovations
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) signed a FinTech Co-operation Agreement to facilitate regulatory collaboration and partnership in FinTech technology.
-
Singapore Might Restrict Retail Access To Cryptocurrencies: Central Bank
Singapore's central bank Monetary Authority of Singapore is contemplating adding frictions on retail access to cryptocurrencies through various measures including customer suitability tests and restricting the use of leverage and credit facilities for such trading.
-
Three Arrows Capital’s Collapse Leaves Singapore’s Crypto Sector Bracing for Bankruptcy
Three Arrows Capital’s recent collapse had made Singapore's ambitious cryptocurrency sector face an uncertain future. Crypto players are bracing for further bankruptcies and legal tussles. 3AC collapsed after the global downturn in digital currencies left it unable to meet hundreds of millions of dollars in obligations.
-
Singapore Central Bank Issues Guidelines to Discourage Crypto Trading by Public
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) issued guidelines that limit cryptocurrency trading service providers from promoting their services to the general public, as part of a bid to shield retail investors from potential risks.
-
Singapore Plans to Become Magnet for Crypto Activities, Government Mulls Regulating Crypto Space
MAS finance chief Ravi Menon has advised other nations also to not clamp down and ban cryptocurrencies while revealing that Singapore is working on crypto-regulation.
-
UPI, PayNow Fast Payment Systems to Be Linked by India, Singapore
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) have announced a project to link their fast payment systems — Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and PayNow.
-
Central Banks Use Blockchain for First Time to Swap Currency
The Bank of Canada and Monetary Authority of Singapore have sent each other digital currencies using blockchain technology
-
Singapore Central Bank Keeps Policy Settings as Growth Slows
After tightening policy twice last year, the Monetary Authority left the slope and width of the currency band unchanged.
-
Bharti Airtel Gets SEBI Nod For Rs 25,000-Crore Rights Issue
The board of the company had approved the rights issue proposal in February.
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Singapore Needs More Fraud-Busters
Singapore is making efforts to tackle white-collar crime as it seeks to become one of Asia’s biggest financial centers.
