Guidance · MAS · 20 Dec 2024
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has published compliance toolkits for captive insurers and special purpose reinsurance vehicles on its website. These documents consolidate common approvals, notifications, and regulatory submissions into single resources to facilitate firm compliance. The toolkits are available via specific links for each entity type, with further clarifications available through assigned MAS officers.
Circular No: ID 16/22
29 November 2022
To the Chief Executive Officers of all Captive Insurers and Special Purpose Reinsurance Vehicles Dear Sir/Madam PUBLICATION OF COMPLIANCE TOOLKITS The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has published compliance toolkits for captive insurers and special purpose reinsurance vehicles (“SPRVs”) on the MAS website today. The respective compliance toolkits consolidate in a single document the common approvals, notifications and other regulatory submissions relevant to captive insurers and SPRVs. We hope that these toolkits will serve as a useful guide and facilitate your firm’s understanding of and compliance with MAS’ requirements. The compliance toolkits are available on the MAS’ website at:
Captive Insurers:
https://www.mas.gov.sg/regulation/guidance/compliance-toolkit-for-approvals-notifications-andother-regulatory-submissions-to-mas-for-captive-insurers SPRVs:
https://www.mas.gov.sg/regulation/guidance/compliance-toolkit-for-approvals-notifications-andother-regulatory-submissions-to-mas-for-special-purpose-reinsurance-vehicles 2 Please contact your MAS officer-in-charge if you require any clarifications. Yours faithfully (Sent via MASNET) DANIEL WANG EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
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