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Singapore may allow foreign banks to create digital-only units

SINGAPORE: The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said it plans to revise rules governing foreign banks with a substantial local presence that may allow them to open digital-only banking subsidiaries. Under the enhanced framework, the MAS will consider granting an additional full banking license to foreign lenders which substantially exceed its Significantly Rooted Foreign Bank […]

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Thailand: Panel jittery over delay in stimulus

The Joint Standing Committee on Commerce, Industry and Banking (JSCCIB) has expressed fresh concern over the delay in disbursement of the 400-billion-baht stimulus package as the government has yet to announce new economic ministers to fill the political vacuum. The political conflict, which earlier caused key ministers overseeing the national economy to resign, is among […]

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Philippines: T-bills fetch lower rates

MANILA, Philippines — Short-term government securities continued to fetch lower rates across-the-board amid strong liquidity in the financial system, according to the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr). During yesterday’s auction, the BTr fully awarded P5 billion worth of 91-day Treasury bills(T-bills) at an average rate of 1.221 percent, 11.4 basis points lower than the 1.335 […]

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Cambodia: Tour operators to launch luxury discount packages

Ministry of Tourism and local tour operators are organising heavily discounted luxury tour package to once-popular tourist destinations such as Siem Reap, as well as promoting local tour guides. Local tour director Chhun Makara said the packages will create value and new experiences for domestic tourists while also ensuring health and safety for COVID-19, especially […]

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