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Singapore reviews onus of IFA conduct over insurance sales
Singapore’s financial regulator is examining whether advisers or life companies are responsible for the training, competency and conduct of intermediaries selling insurance.
Singapore U-turns on fund passport regime due to unfair tax rule
The Monetary Authority of Singapore said it backed out of a fund passport initiative because the legislation failed to address inequalities in the tax treatment of local and foreign investors.
Investors can opt-in to Singapore safeguards under new rules
Wealthy Singapore investors will be able to choose their own level of regulatory protection when new rules come into force next year.
Mercer fined by MAS for unlicensed selling of life policies
The Singapore-based arm of Mercer has been fined by the Monetary Authority of Singapore for allowing unlicensed representatives to arrange contracts for life insurance policies.
MAS proposes tougher market enforcement regime
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has proposed new rules designed to toughen up its enforcement regime in order to deter market misconduct.