MAS seeks revised framework to combat SFO money laundering


The financial regulator launched a public consultation on these measures on Monday. — Reuters

SINGAPORE: The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) plans to step up its fight against potential money laundering at single-family offices (SFOs) through a revised framework to strengthen the country’s defence against such risks.

MAS is proposing that all SFOs operating in the city-state be subject to anti-money laundering controls by introducing a consistent set of exemption criteria from licensing requirements.

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