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Singapore banks likely to drop ringgit reference rate

this is what i heard from my banker friend:

Currently because myr, vnd ( and thb) are controlled currency (not free floated in international markets), for people who want to settle myr outside malaysia must convert the myr exposure to the country's local currency. The exchange rate used for this conversion (the offshore myr fx rate ) is the reference rate. Now Association of banks in singapore may not want to quote this reference rate anymore (because fear of rigging or control gaps)..
I wonder where they going to get this rate then... maybe cross with other fx rates..
 
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