Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)
MAS seeks oversight of credit bureaus
Regulator seeks to ensure fairness and data integrity
Emerging market governors favour Fed policy normalisation, says MAS’ Menon
MAS chief says Singapore could lose out from tougher derivatives regulation
MAS' Ravi Menon on Fed policy, China and global regulation
Singapore will have to live with higher inflation rate of around 2.5%
Menon: ‘Too early’ to ease macro-prudential policies
Monetary Authority of Singapore releases annual report for 2013–14
MAS launches consultation on tightening up money laundering controls
Proposed amendments would also crack down on terror financing
MAS deputy reveals plans to tighten AML/CFT regime
MAS shifts focus to risk assessments at institution level
MAS to offer overnight renminbi liquidity
New facility one of multiple initiatives to encourage cross-border trading
People: Dewatripont is new Belgian no.2; RBA appoints new economics research head
Dewatripont replaces Masai at NBB; RBA promotes Heath as Kearns leaves
Menon: Monetary policy can't fill ‘all the cracks'
Targeted macro-prudential measures are necessary for financial stability
People: Bank of Russia replaces retiring deputy; Subbarao goes to Singapore
Bank of Russia deputy governor retires; ex-RBI governor Subbarao takes up academic post
MAS review examines Singapore's economic prospects
Half-yearly document reviews global and local economic conditions
Deutsche-MAS allegations may go back five years
'Inappropriate' communication with Monetary Authority of Singapore happened years ago, sources say
People: Central Bank of Ireland gets new top supervisor; MAS reshuffles management team
Philippine governor Amando Tetangco is new chair of BIS Asian consultative council
MAS spearheads Bitcoin exchange regulation
Moves to combat money laundering and terrorist financing
MAS says lack of global regulatory standard for virtual currencies cause for concern
Singapore's monetary authority and chief financial regulator singles out the likes of Bitcoin as a potential conduit for illicit activities, in survey on money laundering and terrorism financing
Singapore intensifies efforts to cut banknote waste
Monetary Authority of Singapore unveils a social networking campaign that encourages the public to refrain from giving brand new banknotes to each other at Chinese New Year
People: Canada deputy retires; Tucker becomes Sir Paul
John Murray's retirement creates a deputy governor vacancy at the Bank of Canada; former Bank of England deputy Paul Tucker is knighted; and more
MAS launches two-year technical assistance programme for neighbouring central banks
The Monetary Authority of Singapore will provide training activities and forums for 190 central bank officials from Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam between now and 2015
Central bankers face tough monetary policy dilemmas
Monetary policy dilemmas
GCC states need to jettison ‘destabilising' US-dollar pegs, says Qatar's Al Khater
Oil-rich Gulf states should peg currencies to crawling trade-weighted baskets as US demand becomes less of a factor in driving oil prices, says Qatari central banker
Singapore becomes third RQFII renminbi hub
Deal struck between Singaporean and Chinese authorities follows hot on the heels of an agreement with London, making Singapore the third approved centre for renminbi investments
MAS's Menon says Basel rules could hit infrastructure finance
Basel III regulations could disincentivise long-term lending, particularly to private-sector projects, warns Monetary Authority of Singapore managing director Ravi Menon
MAS targets household debt with new credit rules
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has unveiled an arsenal of new measures to cap individuals' borrowing in an attempt to rein in rising levels of household debt
MAS announces eleven changes to ‘leadership bench’
The majority of the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s senior management team are either changing jobs or job descriptions; former chief risk officer at GIC is the only outside addition