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THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

Displaying Thought Leadership item(s) associated with lawyer Marc Jia Renn Tan

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- February 01, 2021
  
  Singapore: MAS Revises Technology Risk Management Guidelines
  
  The guidelines aim to promote the adoption of robust practices for managing technology risks in the financial sector.
  
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- January 07, 2021
  
  Key Regulatory Developments in Hong Kong and Singapore: December 2020
  
  Regulators consult on an investor identification regime and outsourcing requirements, and issue guidance on electronic storage of regulatory records and environmental risk management.
  
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- December 09, 2020
  
  Key Regulatory Developments in Hong Kong and Singapore: November 2020
  
  Regulators propose new regulations for virtual asset exchanges and enhanced customer identity verification requirements, and launch an innovative commercial data interchange.
  
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- October 14, 2020
  
  Key Regulatory Developments in Hong Kong and Singapore: September 2020
  
  Regulators consult on anti-money laundering guidelines and issue guidance on cybersecurity, best execution, and senior management accountability.
  
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- September 22, 2020
  
  Singapore: MAS Issues New Accountability Guidelines for Senior Management
  
  The guidelines aim to strengthen the accountability of senior managers in financial institutions.
  
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- September 22, 2020
  
  Singapore: New Best Execution Requirements
  
  MAS confirms regulatory approach for best execution and timeline for compliance.
  
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- August 13, 2020
  
  Key Regulatory Developments in Hong Kong and Singapore: July 2020
  
  Regulators are consulting on how to enhance trust business regulation, introduce new omnibus legislation, and encourage best practices in sustainable banking.
  
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- July 07, 2020
  
  Key Regulatory Developments in Hong Kong and Singapore: June 2020
  
  Regulators seek to expand market connectivity for wealth management products and enhance financial institutions’ environmental risk management.
  
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- June 05, 2020
  
  Hong Kong: HKMA Issues Report on Bank Culture
  
  Regulators seek to address “rolling bad apples”, bank culture reform, and cryptocurrency derivatives.
  
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- June 05, 2020
  
  Singapore: MAS Confirms Regulatory Approach for Derivative Contracts on Payment Tokens
  
  Regulators seek to address “rolling bad apples”, bank culture reform, and cryptocurrency derivatives.
  
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