Singapore as an international insurance and reinsurance centre in the 1990s by Lau, Yee Choo, Lim, Siew Hoon, Lim, Siew Khim

“…Materials for this project came from literature research, twelve interviews and three discussion sessions with leading insurance and reinsurance practitioners and representatives from the Insurance Commissioner's Department. From gathered opinions and research information, the definition of an international insurance and reinsurance centre was derived. …”
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Study of the causes for not buying life insurance by Cheng, Moi Lee, Ng, Soon Li, Yap, Catherine Soh Im

“…Other sources of obtaining information included the Insurance Commissioner Report 1990 and Population Census 1990. …”
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A study of the growing trends of the life insurance industry and its future outlook by Goh, Jean

“…The general slow down of the economy, increased CPF contribution rates and clamping down of a specific company by the Insurance Commissioner, contributed to this decline. The growth of the industry was regained from 1985 onward. …”
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Fire and consequential loss of commercial property in Singapore by Sho, Choon Kim, Soo, Chee Kong, Tan, Peck Hoon

“…Statistics from Insurance Commissioner Report (1980-1992) were employed to study the trend of fire business. …”
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马共、复调与互文性 ：从《餐风饮露》看汉素音再现的马来亚紧急状态 = Communist Party of Malaya, polyphony and intertextuality : an analysis of Malayan Emergency in Han Suyin “And The Rain My Drink”... by 黄琬荃 Ng, Kaycee Wan Quan

“…As this novel portrays the British colonial government in a bad light, Sir Gerald Templer, the British High Commissioner in Malaya, perceived Han’s novel as a manifestation of the anti-British colonial government and had once refrained the publishing of the novel, but to no avail. …”
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Analytical review of the commercial banking sector in Singapore by Chang, Chia Fun, Chong, Zerlinda I-Uen, Wee, Jane Bee Pheng

“…It performs all functions of a central bank except that of issuing currency which is the responsibility of the Board of Commissioners of Currency of Singapore (BCCS). As the central bank, the MAS continually seeks to promote substained and stable growth of the economy in general and of the financial sector in particular. …”
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