MAS Tightens Financial Roadshow Guidelines, Representatives Must Get Consent Before Sales Pitches
Representatives must disclose sales intent first and get consent, while roadshows stay limited to designated commercial areas under the new rules.
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MAS tightens financial roadshow guidelines, representatives must get consent before sales pitches
When conducted inappropriately, public prospecting activities may lead to concerns about conduct when people are subjected to "unsolicited or persistent solicitation", said the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
Financial Roadshow Reps Will Have to Get Your Consent Before Starting Sales Pitches
Representatives at financial roadshows will have to tell you upfront that they want to market financial products or services, and get your consent before continuing. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced the enhanced safeguards on 12 October 2026, addressing concerns about unwanted or persistent approaches to consumers in public places. The changes will take time to roll out. MAS will issue the updated guidelines in 2027, followed …
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The Straits TimesMAS introduces enhanced safeguards around public events by financial institutions
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