2014-08-01
Added
The Monetary Authority of Singapore issued Notice 646 to establish regulatory requirements for participating banks conducting foreign exchange conversion in China via the Renminbi Clearing Bank for eligible cross-border trade settlement. The notice mandates that banks verify eligible trade transactions, maintain specific records, and submit statistical returns for Renminbi business activities. It applies to all full, wholesale, and merchant banks in Singapore engaged in these cross-border financial operations.
Notices
Last Revised Date: 01 August 2014
Notice 646 Foreign Exchange Conversion in China via the Renminbi Clearing Bank for the Settlement of Eligible Cross-Border Trade
Requirements for banks conducting foreign exchange conversion in China via the Renminbi Clearing Bank.
Renminbi Business
Issued pursuant to:
Banking Act (Cap. 19) section 55
Applies to:
Full Bank (Locally Incorporated)
,
Full Bank (Branch)
,
Wholesale Bank (Branch)
,
Wholesale Bank (Locally Incorporated)
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Notice 646 Foreign Exchange Conversion in China via the Renminbi Clearing Bank for the Settlement of Eligible Cross-Border Trade
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This notice applies to all participating banks in Singapore that conduct foreign exchange conversion in China via the Renminbi Clearing Bank for the settlement of eligible cross-border trade. It sets out the requirements for banks to comply with, including verification of eligible trade, record keeping and reporting.
01 Aug 2014
MAS Notice 646 (Amendment) 2014 (90.6 KB) takes effect.
23 Oct 2013
MAS Notice 646 (Amendment) 2013 (140.3 KB) takes effect. 09 Jul 2013 MAS Notice 646 dated 09 July 2013 takes effect.
Requirements, templates and instructions for all banks when submitting statistical returns for Renminbi business activities.
Provides information on the scope of RMB business that banks and merchant banks can conduct in Singapore.
Provides clarifications to some frequently asked questions on the conduct of RMB business activities in Singapore.