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MAS Sets Phased AI Risk Management Expectations Across Singapore's Financial Sector

MAS has issued risk-proportionate AI risk management guidelines for all financial institutions and all forms of AI. The framework requires accountable oversight, use-case inventories, life-cycle controls and third-party assurance, with phased implementation beginning on 7 October 2027.

Monetary Authority of Singapore
Standards & Regulation

Singapore Advances Bank Resolution Planning Through a TLAC Bill

A bill presented for second reading would let MAS impose total loss-absorbing capacity requirements on domestic systemically important banks and clarify supervision of proliferation-financing risks. The proposal creates a new evidence burden around eligible instruments, public disclosure, legal-entity scope and commencement.

Monetary Authority of Singapore
Standards & Regulation

MAS Draws a Liability Boundary Between Unauthorised Transactions and Self-Effected Scam Transfers

Two MAS parliamentary replies clarify how banks must handle disputed unauthorised transactions while explaining why Singapore's shared-responsibility framework does not transfer directly to scams in which customers authorise the payment themselves.

Monetary Authority of Singapore
Standards & Regulation

MAS Moves Its Stablecoin Framework Toward Statutory Controls and Cross-Border Recognition

MAS has opened a consultation on amendments to the Payment Services Act that would give legislative effect to Singapore's single-currency stablecoin framework, protect the MAS-regulated label and introduce requirements spanning reserves, redemption, disclosure, stress testing, recovery and cross-border recognition.

Monetary Authority of Singapore
Standards & Regulation

IFRS Foundation Appoints Laura Forzani to Lead Operations and Funding Execution

The IFRS Foundation appointed former KPMG UK chief operating officer Laura Forzani as Managing Director from 1 September 2026, placing operational delivery, funding and institutional governance under new executive leadership.

IFRS Foundation

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