Titlebook: Singapore as an International Financial Centre; History, Policy and J. J. Woo Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 20

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The Role of Politics,ch have contributed to Singapore’s success as an IFC. It argues specifically that through its various consultative mechanisms, financial policies in Singapore are typically ‘co-created’ by the MAS and its industry counterparts.

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Studying International Financial Centres,scourses on financial sector development and economic policy. This chapter provides a systematic overview of existing research and analyses on IFCs. In doing so, it identifies two key gaps in the literature. First, there is an imbalance in the geographical focus on IFC studies, with the bulk of exis

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Historical Development,ities and constraints that have in turn defined its growth and characteristics as an IFC. There is, therefore, a need to take a historically grounded approach to IFC analyses. This chapter discusses these historical variables, providing a comprehensive overview of Singapore’s historical development

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Spatial Dynamics,dency to convalesce in city centres that are also host to the infrastructure and services required for financial sector development. Given the benefits that IFCs bring to national economies, city and municipal governments are also placing greater emphasis on urban policies and designs that can encou

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The Role of Politics,the city. Despite the prevalence of political factors in shaping and influencing economic and financial policies, this political aspect of finance remains relatively underexplored by existing IFC studies. This chapter seeks to provide a deeper understanding of the political forces and mechanisms whi