Singapore Fund Management Companies operate within a robust regulatory framework. Curia Regis provides practical insights on licensing requirements, governance expectations and compliance obligations. Our guidance covers MAS developments, risk management considerations and industry best practices.
What is a Collective Investment Scheme (CIS)? Collective Investment Schemes are arrangements in respect of any underlying investments or assets which satisfy the following elements: Participants have no day-to-day control…
Understanding public vs private funds is essential for Singapore fund managers, as the sector matures and caters to a wider range of investors and their specific needs. Fund Management today…
For fund management companies in Singapore, liquidity risk refers to the risk that the Fund vehicles they manage may not have sufficient cash or liquid assets to meet obligations when…
With the repeal of the Registered Fund Management Company (RFMC) regime, all Fund Management Companies (FMCs) are now under the Capital Markets Services License (CMSL) regime. This is broken down…
The MAS compliance officer training requirements were updated on 23rd February 2024. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) revised its Guidelines on Licensing and Business Conduct for Fund Management Companies…
Following MAS' decision to repeal the RFMC regime in 2024, understanding the RFMC repeal timelines is crucial for Registered Fund Management Companies (RFMC) navigating this transition. MAS has set out…
The RFMC to LFMC transition addresses the disparity between Registered Fund Management Companies ("RFMC") and Capital Market Services License ("CMS") holders for Fund Management ("LFMC"). It consolidates the two regimes…
In the vibrant financial landscape of fund management in Singapore, fund management companies navigate a complex web of counterparties, valuation methodologies and standards to ensure the accurate determination of a…
The capital markets services landscape continues to evolve, making it important for professionals to stay up to date with regulatory changes. Together, the changes follow MAS’ Consultation Paper on Draft…
On the 29th of November 2023, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has revised its Guidelines on Licensing and Business Conduct for Fund Management Companies [SFA 04-G05]. This guideline provides Fund…