Official Notices
47 notices published
Singapore-China Deepen Financial Ties via RMB and Capital Market Initiatives
MAS announces enhanced financial cooperation between Singapore and China through new RMB and capital market initiatives. This development aims to strengthen bilateral financial linkages. Singapore businesses in finance should note potential new opportunities.
CEA-MAS Joint Response on Regulating Property Agents under FAA
MAS and CEA issued a joint response to a Straits Times letter proposing regulation of property agents under the Financial Advisers Act. The notice emphasizes official government communications via .gov.sg websites. Businesses are directed to trusted sources for regulatory clarity.
MAS Responds to Lianhe Zaobao Letter on Raising SSB Subscription Limit
MAS has responded to a reader's letter in Lianhe Zaobao dated 8 December 2025, proposing an increase in the Singapore Savings Bonds (SSB) subscription limit. The response emphasizes that government agencies communicate official information via .gov.sg websites, such as go.gov.sg/open. Businesses and investors should rely on trusted .gov.sg sources for accurate details on SSBs.
MAS Consumer Price Developments Report for November 2025
MAS has released its Consumer Price Developments report for November 2025. The notice emphasizes that government agencies communicate via official .gov.sg websites. Businesses are advised to use trusted websites for reliable information.
MAS Emphasizes Official .gov.sg Channels for Government Communications
MAS highlights that Singapore government agencies communicate solely via .gov.sg websites, such as go.gov.sg/open. Businesses are urged to rely on trusted websites to access authentic notices, including enforcement actions. This safeguards against misinformation and ensures regulatory compliance.
MAS Announces Change to Board Member
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has issued a media release titled 'Change to Board Member of MAS'. The notice emphasizes communication via official .gov.sg websites and trusted sources. Financial sector businesses should verify updates from legitimate channels.
MAS Deputy Chairman's Opening Remarks at STI 60th Anniversary Celebration
Mr Chee Hong Tat, Minister for National Development and MAS Deputy Chairman, delivered opening remarks titled 'Straits Times Index's 60th Anniversary: Writing the Next Chapter' on 5 January 2026. The speech was given at the STI 60th Anniversary Celebration. MAS emphasizes verifying government communications via official .gov.sg websites.
ACRA Appoints New Chairperson-Designate and Member to Accounting Standards Committee
ACRA has appointed Mr. Cheung Pui Yuen as Chairperson-Designate of the Accounting Standards Committee (ASC) from 1 November 2025, transitioning to Chairperson from 1 April 2026. Mr. Kee Rui Xiong joins as a new member effective the same date. The updated ASC composition is detailed in Annex A.
ACRA Fines Three RQIs $105,500 for False Declarations and Consent Failures
ACRA convicted three registered qualified individuals (RQIs) of Corporate Service Providers (CSPs), fining them a total of $105,500 for offences under the Companies Act 1967. Violations included false declarations on director consents, registrable controllers, and annual returns. The individuals face a five-year disqualification from directorships and company management.
ACRA's Corporate Laws Amendment Bill: Preventing Misuse and Protecting Shareholders
The Corporate and Accounting Laws (Amendment) Bill aims to tighten rules against company misuse, safeguard shareholders, strengthen regulations, reduce burdens, and enhance accountant oversight. Key changes include explicit grounds for refusing restoration of risky struck-off entities and a two-tier approval for selective off-market share purchases. These amendments apply to the Companies Act, LLP Act, and Accountants Act.