Review sees 'fault lines' emerging in global asset management ecosystem

Financial stability review published by MAS focuses on asset management

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Monetary Authority of Singapore

Following regulatory efforts to strengthen the resilience of banks at the core of the global financial system, concerns have emerged that risks may have shifted elsewhere, a financial stability review published by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said today (November 27).

An area it singled out was the global asset management industry, which "now intermediates assets amounting to $76 trillion". The report said regulators were looking into potential financial stability risks arising from

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