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Notice FSM-N05 Technology Risk Management (banks)

Is this legally binding?

Binding, sectoral. Binding, but only for a defined population: one regulated sector, or the federal government and the vendors it buys from.

TRM notice applying to all banks in Singapore (full banks and wholesale banks, locally incorporated and branches). Issued 9 May 2024, effective 10 May 2024, under the FSM Act 2022. Sets requirements for high reliability, availability and recoverability of critical IT systems and IT controls to protect customer information.

mas.gov.sgMAS Notice FSM-N05 page: Published Date 09 May 2024; Applies to banksShow it on the map

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