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Banking Act (Chapter 19): Primary legislation governing banking institutions in Singapore, which sets out the regulatory framework for banks issuing surety letters

Securities and Futures Act (Chapter 289): Regulates financial instruments and securities, including certain aspects of bank guarantees when they function as financial instruments

Contract Law (Chapter 53B): Fundamental legislation governing contract formation, validity, and enforcement, which applies to bank surety letters as contractual instruments

Monetary Authority of Singapore Act (Chapter 186): Establishes MAS's regulatory authority over financial institutions and their instruments, including bank surety letters

MAS Guidelines on Bankers' Guarantees: Specific regulatory guidelines issued by MAS governing the issuance and management of bank guarantees and standby letters of credit

MAS Notice 637: Regulatory notice specifying risk-based capital adequacy requirements for banks, affecting their capacity to issue surety letters

MAS Notice 643: Guidelines governing transactions with related parties, ensuring proper risk management in issuing bank guarantees

URDG 758: International Uniform Rules for Demand Guarantees, providing standardized practices for bank guarantees

ICC Rules: International Chamber of Commerce rules providing international standards for banking practice and documentary credits

ISP98: International Standby Practices that govern standby letters of credit and provide international standard practices