SINGAPORE - The Monetary Authority of Singapore will issue advisory letters to five content creators who may have provided financial advice without a licence.
They have been told to adjust their content and practices to meet regulatory requirements, with MAS warning that those who persist in offering unlicensed advice will face enforcement action.
The Straits Times understands that this is the first time MAS is issuing advisory letters to content creators.
The central bank did not identify the five content creators, or specify how their content should be adjusted.
ST understands that future enforcement measures may be taken under Section 6 of the Financial Advisers Act, which provides that a person who acts as a financial adviser without a licence is liable to a fine of up to $75,000, imprisonment of up to three years, or both.
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