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An identification number issued to foreigners who hold specified immigration, work or long-term stay status in Singapore.
A formal finance circular used to communicate public-sector financial policy, controls or guidance to agencies.
AIC's online service for applying for disability and caregiving financial-assistance schemes.
Financial statements examined by an independent auditor, together with the auditor's opinion on their presentation.
Singapore legislation regulating financial advisers and the provision of financial-advisory services.
The officer or body authorised to approve financial commitments or transactions within delegated limits.
Personnel formally appointed to hold financial responsibilities or exercise specified financial authorities.
Schemes that reduce education-related costs for students or households that meet stated financial and other eligibility criteria.
An intergovernmental body that sets global standards for combating money laundering, terrorism financing and proliferation financing.
Formal finance instructions or guidance issued through circular minutes.
An organisation providing regulated financial services, such as a bank, insurer, finance company or capital-markets firm.
An organisational group responsible for finance, investment and procurement matters.
A cluster grouping finance-related teams, systems or services for coordination and shared delivery.
A shared centre providing finance-related transactions, support and advisory services.
MOH online service for healthcare institutions to apply for and manage accreditation under national healthcare financing schemes.
A statutory fund supporting initiatives that develop Singapore’s financial sector.
Singapore legislation strengthening regulation across the financial sector, including technology risk, financial infrastructure and certain digital-token activities.
The Government financial year running from 1 April to 31 March of the following calendar year.
Last day of a company's accounting period, used to determine annual filing and related deadlines.
Financial assistance for eligible Singaporean students in government, government-aided and specified schools.
A shared-services organisation providing standardised finance operations and transaction support.
A financial-assistance scheme helping eligible families pay for centre-based child-care services.
The senior executive responsible for financial strategy, reporting, controls, funding and stewardship.
The MINDEF organisation responsible for defence budgeting, financial policy, accounting and financial management.
Government-backed financing schemes that share lending risk with participating financial institutions.
A replacement or modernised system for finance, accounting, budgeting or payment processes.
A consent-based service that lets individuals view financial information from participating institutions in one place.
A financial-assistance scheme helping eligible students in government-funded special-education schools with school-related expenses.
A trade union representing employees in Singapore's banking and financial-services sector, supporting them in workplace matters and advancing their collective interests.
Additional preschool-fee assistance for eligible families facing difficult financial circumstances.
Measures to prevent, detect and disrupt the raising, movement or use of funds for terrorist activity.
A PAP backbench committee that scrutinises ministry programmes and channels feedback within this policy portfolio.
A government instruction manual covering financial controls, responsibilities and administrative requirements.
The ministry responsible for fiscal policy, the government budget, public finance and government procurement policy.
A Singapore arts institution offering diploma and degree education in visual arts, design, music, theatre and related disciplines.
A framework under which the Government owns rail assets and operators run services under licences.
Singapore legislation criminalising terrorism financing and enabling the freezing, seizure and forfeiture of related assets.
A public-private partnership that brings government and financial-sector participants together to strengthen anti-money-laundering and counter-terrorism-financing efforts.
A secure platform through which participating financial institutions share information on suspected financial crime.