Official Notices
44 notices published

MAS on SGD Strengthening: Economic Impacts & Stability Outlook
MAS reassures on effects of Singapore dollar appreciation, emphasizing inflation control benefits amid exchange rate stability. Businesses face mixed impacts: importers gain from lower costs, exporters urged to boost productivity. Strategic hedging and monitoring recommended for resilience.

MAS Enhances Framework for Dual SGX Listings: Strategic Guide
MAS has streamlined its regulatory framework to facilitate dual listings on the Singapore Exchange, easing requirements for foreign-listed companies. This move aims to attract more international issuers and boost SGX's global appeal. Businesses with primary listings elsewhere can now access Singapore's investor base more efficiently.

MAS March 2026 CPI: Core Inflation Steady at 2.3% YoY Amid Easing Headline
MAS reports March 2026 CPI with headline inflation at 2.1% YoY, down from February, while core remains at 2.3% YoY. Businesses face moderated cost pressures but must prepare for potential policy shifts. Strategic pricing and cost management are key for competitiveness.

MAS Test Issuance of CMT Bills on 23 Apr 2026: Treasury Implications
MAS announces an operational test issuance of Cash Management Treasury Bills on 23 April 2026, signaling advancements in Singapore's government securities infrastructure. Businesses can participate to test systems while securing short-term yields. This presents low-risk opportunities for cash management amid evolving digital finance landscapes.

MAS April 2026 Monetary Policy: No Change Signals Stability for Businesses
MAS has maintained its monetary policy stance with no adjustments to the S$NEER band slope, width, or level for April-June 2026. This continuity supports economic stability amid global uncertainties, benefiting Singapore businesses with predictable forex conditions. Companies should review currency exposures and hedging strategies to capitalize on the steady outlook.

13th AFMGM Joint Statement: ASEAN Financial Stability & Digital Push
The 13th ASEAN Finance Ministers’ and Central Bank Governors’ Meeting emphasizes financial resilience, digital innovation, and sustainable finance amid global uncertainties. Singapore businesses face opportunities in regional fintech and green investments but must align with evolving cross-border standards. Actionable strategies provided for compliance and growth across firm sizes.

MAS Clarifies GIRO Safeguards Amid Rising Scam Concerns
MAS addresses parliamentary queries on GIRO transaction safeguards, stressing verification via official .gov.sg sites. Businesses gain clarity on fraud prevention measures for secure payments. Strategic recommendations provided for compliance and risk mitigation.

MAS Reply: Rising Rates' Limited Impact on Singapore Homebuyers' Mortgages
MAS assures that Singapore's mortgage market remains resilient amid rising interest rates, thanks to robust safeguards like TDSR and stress testing. Delinquency rates stay low, with minimal stress on homebuyers. Businesses in finance and real estate should review lending practices for sustained stability.

MAS on Household Debt: Stable Ratios Amid High Liabilities
MAS's parliamentary reply highlights manageable household liabilities backed by strong assets, with stable debt-service ratios. This reassures financial stability but signals vigilance on property-linked debt. Businesses in lending and real estate should align strategies with macroprudential measures.

MAS Reply on VCCs: Adoption Surge & Strategic Fund Insights
MAS's parliamentary reply reveals robust VCC adoption with over 1,100 structures registered, signaling Singapore's rise as a fund hub. Businesses gain flexible capital options amid tax incentives. Actionable strategies outlined for fund managers across scales.