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Singapore: Progressing the Culture and Conduct Risk Agenda

Singapore: Progressing the Culture and Conduct Risk Agenda

by Stephen Scott, Jeffrey Kupfer

Jun 13, 2019

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MAS is equipping itself with advanced tools that will allow for culture and conduct to be evaluated in a more systematic way, say Jeff Kupfer and Stephen Scott at Starling.

On 30 March, Starling released its annual Compendium, a report on global regulatory activities aimed at promoting improved culture and conduct in the banking sector. In a series of articles written in collaboration with Regulation Asia, Starling has outlined its principal findings.

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