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Banks spend 25% of compliance budget on overseas regulation
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MAS brings Singapore regulations in line with global rules on OTC derivatives...
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Source: Asia Risk
Fears that a different approach to over-the-counter derivative regulations in Asia could prompt regulatory arbitrage with Europe and North America have been laid to rest by Singapore’s February consultation on OTC derivatives, explains Cindy Leiw of...
Singapore commodity derivatives regulation set for overhaul
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Source: Energy Risk
Financial authorities in Singapore have recommended consolidating the oversight of all commodity derivatives and futures to one regulatory body, as part of a proposed broader move to regulate the country's derivatives market in line with international...
Market welcomes ‘pragmatic’ approach to central clearing by MAS
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Singapore regulator wants central clearing but is agnostic over where it takes place
Singapore’s FX exemption welcomed as a sign of global consistency
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Source: Risk magazine
A proposal by the Monetary Authority of Singapore to exempt forex swaps and forwards from mandatory clearing is seen as a positive move to harmonise treatment of foreign exchange with the US
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Source: Asia Risk
Asia Risk rounds up the people moves in November and December
SGX hires new regulatory and risk management chiefs
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Source: Asia Risk
Singapore Exchange names Richard Teng as deputy chief regulatory officer and Sonia Zhang as head of risk management
SOR headache for Singapore banks as rates enter negative territory;...
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Profits at banks in Singapore issuing mortgages and loans based on SOR may be severely dented as the rate turned negative for the first time last week and is predicted to remain this way in the medium term
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