MAS has issued advisory letters to warn 5 content creators on their financial content, and has concurrently released a new set of guidelines for both financial institutions and content creators on how content should be presented moving forward. I’m penning down my thoughts on this today as a finance creator who was involved in the discussions with MAS in the creation of these guidelines a creator who was NOT among the 5 who received the MAS’ advisory letter. 
Source credits: The Straits Times As the names of the 5 content creators were not disclosed, the Internet has been rife with speculation on who these might be. Speculation arises in the absence of truth. Sadly, the state of the Internet also means people can go around making groundless accusations and spreading untruths while hiding behind an anonymous identity, so I am here to debunk some of them….

Source credits: The Straits Times As the names of the 5 content creators were not disclosed, the Internet has been rife with speculation on who these might be. Speculation arises in the absence of truth. Sadly, the state of the Internet also means people can go around making groundless accusations and spreading untruths while hiding behind an anonymous identity, so I am here to debunk some of them….
