Official Notices
9 notices published
Singapore's IMF Grant for Sudan Debt Relief: Business Implications
Singapore approves grant to IMF's PRG-HIPC Trust for Sudan's debt relief, signaling commitment to global financial stability. This parliamentary motion highlights MAS's role in international aid. Businesses with African exposure should assess emerging market opportunities amid geopolitical shifts.
MAS Reply: No Industrial Policy Needed for Singapore Finance Sector
MAS clarifies Singapore will not adopt a traditional industrial policy in finance, emphasizing competitiveness, innovation, and global integration instead. This stance reassures businesses of a stable, open regulatory environment. Strategic focus on talent, technology, and sustainability offers growth opportunities across firm sizes.
MAS Monetary Policy Statement - January 2026
The Monetary Authority of Singapore released its January 2026 Monetary Policy Statement. It highlights that government agencies communicate exclusively via official .gov.sg websites, such as go.gov.sg/open. Businesses should rely on trusted websites for authentic regulatory updates.
Singapore Joins Global Efforts to Support IMF Aid for Vulnerable Countries
Singapore will participate in international initiatives backing the IMF's programs for vulnerable nations. This aligns with global financial cooperation efforts led by MAS. The move underscores Singapore's role in international financial stability.
MAS Promotes Fit Notes & E-Hong Baos for Greener Lunar New Year
MAS urges using fit banknotes or digital e-hong baos for Lunar New Year hong baos to minimize environmental impact from new note printing. This initiative supports sustainable practices during festive celebrations. Businesses handling cash gifts can adopt these greener alternatives.
MAS Appoints Prof. Alan M. Taylor as Distinguished Term Professor at NUS
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has appointed eminent macroeconomist Professor Alan M. Taylor as the MAS Distinguished Term Professor at the National University of Singapore (NUS). This role underscores MAS's commitment to advancing financial research and policy through academic collaboration. Businesses in the financial sector may benefit from enhanced macroeconomic insights.
MAS EDQP Reawakening 2026: Boosting Singapore Equities Value Cycle
Mr Alvin Tan's opening remarks at the Singapore Equities Forum 2026 outline the EDQP Reawakening 2026 initiative to unlock the next value-up cycle for Singapore equities. The speech signals government focus on revitalizing the equities market. Businesses are encouraged to explore growth opportunities in this sector.
MAS Proposes Changes to Facilitate Dual Listings on Global Listing Board
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has proposed legislative and regulatory changes to enable dual listings on the Global Listing Board. This initiative aims to streamline processes for companies seeking listings in Singapore alongside other markets. Businesses should stay informed on these developments for potential listing opportunities.
MAS Keynote: Innovation, Supervision, Partnerships as Key Priorities
MAS Assistant Managing Director Lim Tuang Lee delivered a keynote at the FIA Asia Derivatives Conference on 3 December 2025, outlining priorities of innovation, supervision, and partnerships amid a changing capital markets landscape. The address highlights MAS's strategic focus for the financial sector. Singapore businesses in capital markets should note these emphasis areas for alignment.