New rules this year for advertisements touting investments
Case also asks for foreign property ads to be subject to equally stringent rules that govern local real estate
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BEFORE the year is over, advertisements on investments in financial instruments and properties will face more stringent rules, as new guidelines by the Advertising Standards Authority of Singapore (ASAS) kick in, the advisory council said on Monday.
The council, together with the media owners that make up its members, is working with the Monetary Authority of Singapore and the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA) to improve the current advertising code in these areas.
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