Global Central Bank. by Kwan, Chang Yee.

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Comparison of central banking polices in Singapore by Soh Choon San

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A comparison of Southeast Asian central banks. by Cheng, Sze Yuen., Lim, Han Kheng., Tan, Way Ping.

“…Central banks in Southeast Asia have and will continue to follow different economic objectives and policies. …”
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Central banking in China : a comparison with MAS by Loke, Lee Chiang, Pang, Ai Nar, Tiew, Chong Sin

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Exchange market pressure and the central bank policy: the Singapore case by Lui, Yim Lin, Wee, Hui Ching, Wong, Kwai Fong

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Role of central banks in mitigating the Asian financial crisis : a comparative analysis. by Chiang, Pei Ching., Ng, Jacinth Li Yan.

“…This paper examines and compares the effectiveness of mitigation strategies and policy measures implemented by central banks Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand in overcoming the Asian Financial Crisis. …”
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Estimating the money demand function in China : was the Chinese Central Bank targeting too high a monetary growth rate ? by Chen, Qiancai, Lin, Nanzheng, Zhuo, Xiangyu

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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

“…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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Part II : Critical assessment of financial sector reforms and liberalization of ASEAN 10+5 economies. by Liaw, Siqin., Chen, Zhiyi., Kwan, Poh Teing.

“…Subsequently, four main areas of the financial sector of each economy would be looked into and they are namely; efforts dedicated to restructuring banks and non-bank financial institutions, developing financial markets, strengthening their central bank regulation and supervision and developing and implementing corporate governance practices.…”
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Chinese currency fixing model using multivariate linear learning by Chopra Virat Krishan

“…In June 2017, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) announced a change in the Chinese Yuan (CNY) exchange rate regime, transitioning it to a managed-floating currency over which the central bank has regulatory powers. The PBOC releases the reference USD/CNY exchange rate daily at 9:30 AM local time. …”
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Blockchain and its application by Chan, De Wei

“…Therefore, this project aims to tackle these issues by developing a blockchain wallet application capable of accepting multiple Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) or Purpose Bound Money (PBM), tailored to facilitate instant cross-border transactions and e-commerce activities. …”
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Private banking in Singapore : analysing the factors for success and potential challenges of the future by Wang, Heqiao, Tan, Phyllis Si Qian, Toh, Keith Wei Kang

“…Combining that with strict and efficient central bank policies, strong economic growth, incentive based tax environments and the high returns with safe foundations that are existent, makes Singapore an extremely attractive location for private banking. …”
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Econometric analysis of Singapore's export performance in the 1980s by Tan, Tok Seng, Wong, Yuen Hin, Ong, Alvin Su Meng

“…It has been established by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), the Singapore's quasi Central Bank, that a strong or weak Singapore dollar will not influence Singapore's long term export competitiveness. …”
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Reacting to ambiguous signals in an experimental asset market by Nur Afifah Nasharudin, Sun, Kangqing, Tan, Mei Qi

“…Central banks often make public announcements regarding their long-term monetary policy in order to reduce uncertainty in the markets and to stimulate economic activities. …”
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Modeling aerospace industrial corporate performance : case of cointegration analysis 2001-2008 by Lee, Chen Hoay.

“…The current financial climate, which necessitated an unprecedented coordinated tax cuts by major central banks, is widely touted as the worst recession, second only to Great Depression. …”
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The Singapore foreign exchange market : insights and prospects by Chua, Li Li, Tan, Siew Siew, Yong, Nina Choon Kim

“…However, in recent years, despite the growth in the total forex turn over, the proportion of forex transactions driven by trade has declined while the proportion related to risk-taking by large money-centre banks, central banks and multinational countries have increased. …”
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