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Monetary Authority of Singapore (Book-Entry MAS Securities and Primary Dealers) Regulations 2013
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Monetary Authority of Singapore (Book-Entry MAS Securities and Primary Dealers) Regulations 2013

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1Citation
2Definitions
3Repealed
4Application to purchase book-entry MAS securities
5Applications to be submitted through primary dealers
6Cancellation of auction
7Variation in amount of book-entry MAS securities to be allotted
8Correction or resubmission of application
9Authority to refuse applications after 12 noon
10Manner of allotment of book-entry MAS securities
11Allotment under multiple pricing format
12Allotment under uniform pricing format
13Inadequate applications
14Interest rate of book-entry MAS securities
15Notification of successful application
16Payment for allotted book-entry MAS securities
17Payment of interest on book-entry MAS securities
18Crediting of interest on book-entry MAS securities
19Redemption
20Conditions of holding book-entry MAS securities
21Transfers
22Re-opened issues
23Private placements

Monetary Authority of Singapore (Book-Entry MAS Securities and Primary Dealers) Regulations 2013 · 2025 Revised Edition

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