Rule · MAS · 22 Oct 2024

MAS Notice 122 - Reporting Errors by Insurers

All Licensed Insurers in Singapore, excluding Captive and Marine Mutual Insurers, must maintain systems to ensure regulatory compliance. They are required to exercise due care to prevent providing false information to the Authority, as failure to do so constitutes an offence under Section 142(1)(b) of the Insurance Act 1966. This guidance was introduced on 1 January 2024.

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2 obligations · 34 definitions · 28 reporting items
  • Obligation 2
  • Definition / condition 34
  • Reporting template 28
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  • Insurance Act 19661967 · SG-LAW

    “Section 142(1)(b) of the Insurance Act 1966 (“the Act”) provides that any person who provides the Authority with any information under or for the purposes of any other provision of the Act must use due care to secure that the document or i…”

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