Established in 1971, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) serves as the nation's central bank, financial regulator, and banker to the government. Its mission is to promote sustained, non-inflationary economic growth and to foster a sound and progressive financial services sector. MAS's key functions include conducting monetary policy, issuing currency, managing Singapore's official foreign reserves, supervising financial institutions, and working to develop Singapore as a leading international financial centre.

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