Monetary Authority of Singapore (Resolution of Financial Institutions) Regulations 2018
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1 Citation and commencement
Therefore, in 1970, the 30 March 2020: zero percent per annum rate of appreciation, starting at the prevailing level with no change in width.14 October 2019: slightly reduce rate of appreciation, with no change in width.12 April 2019: unchanged rate of appreciation of SGD NEER band; no change to width and the level at which it is centred.12 October 2018: slightly increase rate of appreciation of SGD NEER band; no change to width and the level at which it is centred.13 April 2018: slightly increase rate of appreciation of SGD NEER band; no change to width and the level at which it is centred.13 October 2017: zero percent rate of appreciation of SGD NEER band; no change to width and the level at which it is centred.13 April 2017: zero percent rate of appreciation of SGD NEER band; no change to width and the level at which it is centred.14 October 2016: zero percent rate of appreciation of SGD NEER band; no change to width and the level at which it is centred.2 January 2002: zero percent rate of appreciation of SGD NEER band; width narrowed.10 October 2001: zero percent rate of appreciation of SGD NEER band; width widened.12 July 2001: zero percent rate of appreciation of SGD NEER band.10 April 2001: gradual modest appreciation rate of appreciation of SGD NEER band.22 February 2001: gradual modest appreciation rate of appreciation of SGD NEER band.Following its merger with the Board of Commissioners of Currency on 1 October 2002, the MAS assumed the function of currency issuance. 14 Secured liabilities
MAS aggregates the exchange rates of these currencies and uses this metric to set the optimal value of the Singapore dollar.While other central banks may meet at numerous intervals during the year to implement changes to their banking policies, MAS meets only twice a year – in April and October – to change its exchange rate policy.
—(1) Each of the following persons is prescribed as an excluded financial institution for the purposes of Part IVB of the Act except sections 51 and 52 of the Act: Definitions of “significant shareholder provisions”—(1) In these Regulations, “financial contract” means —
In its regulatory capacity, MAS oversees every aspect of monetary policy, banking and finance in Singapore, including matters relating to the insurance industry.
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In practice, this is usually determined by US interest rates along with speculation, by investors, over the future value of the Singapore dollar.The mechanism by which MAS alters the value of the Singapore dollar involves a carefully compiled, and undisclosed, ‘basket’ of trading partner currencies. 11 Setting-off and netting rights
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17 Information under section 62(2) of Act
28 Definition of "Division 5C FI"
7 Definitions of "significant shareholder"
According to its mandate, MAS’ role as central bank involves:Conducting monetary policy, including issuing currency and overseeing payment systems.Serving as a financial agent and banker to the government of Singapore by providing it with facilities in which to deposit money, and to transact with international financial institutions, such as the World Bank.Conducting supervision of Singapore’s financial services, and surveillance of the country’s financial stability.Developing Singapore’s status as an international financial center.The role MAS plays in the economic and professional profile of Singapore is significant. With regard to the financial sector, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (“MAS”) is empowered under the Monetary Authority of Singapore Act (Cap.
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