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Provided by Sion Yoong Tian
TIAN Sion Yoong is a Partner in the Financial Services Regulatory, Derivatives & Structured Products, and FinTech Practices. He focuses on regulatory matters within the financial services sector, as well as on emerging technologies in finance, including blockchain, digital assets, and AI. He also has extensive experience in both the transactional and regulatory aspects of derivatives and structured products.
- LegisWatch (2023), Singapore Carbon Tax Regime: Eligibility Criteria for International Carbon Credits
- NUS TRAIL (2023), The Evolution of Money: Legal and Policy Considerations in a Digital Age
- Thomson Reuters (2023), Singapore Crypto-assets Regulation Guide
- Butterworths Journal of International Banking & Financial Law (2022), Decentralised finance (DeFi): a game-changer or just a passing fad?
- SAL Practitioner (2019), A Guide to Digital Token Offerings: Monetary Authority of Singapore's Roadmap for Regulation of Blockchain-based Digital Tokens
- IFLR1000 (2017), Developments in the regulation of digital advisory services
Provided by Chambers
Tian Sion Yoong is specialised in banking regulatory matters as they pertain to fintech, as well as structured finance. Tian is also well-versed in matters concerning carbon regulations.
Provided by Chambers
I love to work with and respect Tian Sion Yoong for his dedication to serving clients, as well as his very detail-oriented and thorough understanding of the client's issues and industry.
Tian Sion Yoong is highly skilled, intelligent and delivers strategic legal advice. It is a joy to work with him.
I love to work with and respect Tian Sion Yoong for his dedication to serving clients, as well as his very detail-oriented and thorough understanding of the client's issues and industry.
Tian Sion Yoong is highly skilled, intelligent and delivers strategic legal advice. It is a joy to work with him.
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SINGAPORE: An Introduction to Banking & Finance: Regulatory
WongPartnership discusses how Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) updates regulations for Single Family Offices (SFOs), fintech, and digital payment tokens. MAS's focus on anti-money laundering, sustainability, and AI risk management, aiming to enhance financial sector integrity and innovation.
SINGAPORE: An Introduction to Banking & Finance: Regulatory
WongPartnership discusses how Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) updates regulations for Single Family Offices (SFOs), fintech, and digital payment tokens. MAS's focus on anti-money laundering, sustainability, and AI risk management, aiming to enhance financial sector integrity and innovation.
