All financial institutions to continue operations with reduced on-site staffing: MAS

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THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on Friday said that all financial institutions will continue to operate, although with reduced staffing on their premises, in line with the advisory from the Ministry of Health on maximising telecommuting. Read more at The Business Times.

MAS said banking services will continue to function through online channels, ATMs and bank branches. Insurance, broking, custody, asset management, and financial advisory services will also continue to be available.

ABS said it will coordinate among its member banks to ensure that in making these changes, branches remain"well distributed" across the country to adequately meet their customers’ needs. It added:"All ATMs, including those at the temporarily closed branches, will remain available for cash services and withdrawals."

It added that customers applying for the financial relief measures such as the deferral of bank loan and insurance premium payments announced by MAS on March 31 are urged to contact their financial service providers through phone or email.

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