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The Monetary Authority of Singapore Announced the List of Members of the International Technology Advisory Committee, Including Web3.0 Security Team CertiK Lianchuang Gu Ronghui

July 3 (Cointime) - The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) recently announced the latest members of the International Technology Advisory Committee. There are a total of 15 new members this year. In addition to executives from Microsoft, MasterCard, JPMorgan Chase, Amazon, and London Stock Exchange organizations, Professor Gu Ronghui, co-founder of CertiK, a security team in the Web3.0 field, was also invited to join.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) was established in 1971, and its functions integrate the management and supervision of many financial fields and departments such as currency, banking, securities, and insurance. Formed in 2016, the committee is composed of chief innovation scientists from the world's top financial institutions, fintech business leaders, venture capitalists, and technology and innovation leaders to provide insight into the international development of fintech and how Singapore can use new technologies to strengthen Financial services provide advice.

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