Monetary Authority of Singapore – Singapore
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is the central bank and integrated financial regulator of Singapore. Established in 1971, MAS oversees all elements of monetary policy, banking, insurance, securities, and the financial sector in Singapore.
MAS is committed to enhancing Singapore’s position as a leading international financial center. This includes initiatives to promote fintech innovation, strengthen cybersecurity, and advance sustainable finance. For instance, MAS has launched the ESGenome portal to streamline sustainability reporting and enhance investor access to ESG data.
MAS has recently collaborated with the National Bank of Cambodia to set up a Financial Transparency Corridor, aiming to support small and medium enterprises by facilitating cross-border financial services. This highlights MAS’s commitment to fostering international cooperation and financial inclusion.
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