MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE

SGX so far holds a 20 per cent stake in BidFX.

The engine will be built in collaboration with the Monetary Authority of Singapore.

SGX will suspend entry onto its Financial Watch-List.

The regulator will make the data available on the 9th of April, 2020.

The enforcement of Singapore's Payment Services Act has brought a new bout of attention to fintech in the country.

The new framework was enforced last month.

The platform will tokenize unlisted companies, along with other assets.

The FX Options trading platform is aimed at Singapore’s institutional forex market.

Companies need to register with the financial regulator and obtain licenses in six months.

The exchange's CEO cited progressive regulation by the Monetary Authority of Singapore as part of the reason for the ...

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The contracts will be for institutional and retail investors, although the latter is slated to pay a higher price. ...

The platform will allow connectivity with other blockchains as well.

The startup raised $1.17 last year in a seed round.

The investment management firm will use Catena’s solution to report OTC derivatives.

The Swiss arm of the company also holds a banking license from FINMA.

Choo will commence her new role at the beginning of next year.

Retail traders in the small nation-state previously had access to 50:1 leverage

The licence is for the company’s subsidiary in Singapore, SBI Securities (Singapore) Pte. Ltd.

The central bank acknowledged the advantages of the digital currency.

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