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    S. Korea’s FSS to Encourage Financial Institutions to Take Active Part in Corporate Restructuring

    28/10/2015

    Country’s top financial regulator expected to push forward plan to restructure corporations in poor financial health this year.

    Australia’s Big Four Banks Face Grilling on Bad Debts, Margins

    28/10/2015

    Expected move follows market leading rate increases in July and August amid regulatory scrutiny of high profitability.

    SEBI Open to Changing ETF Norms: Sinha

    28/10/2015

    Head of Indian regulator says willing to consult with market participants and experts.

    ASIC Publishes Results of New Reviews of HFT and Dark Liquidity

    26/10/2015

    ASIC releases report examining the impact of high-frequency trading on Australian equity and futures markets and dark liquidity on Australian equity markets.

    Revised Capital Rules for Hong Kong Banks Gazetted

    26/10/2015

    Amendments align certain aspects of the Banking (Capital) Rules more closely with the relevant Basel III standards.

    Reserve Bank of India Plans IT Unit to Check Cyber Threat

    26/10/2015

    Governor Raghuram Rajan expects subsidiary to take shape in the next six to eight months.

    IFSB Issues Working Paper on Financial Consumer Protection in Islamic Finance

    26/10/2015

    Paper provides examples where regulators can deal with issue of consumer protection without need to take stance on Shari’ah matters.

    SEBI Forms New Depts to Regulate Commodity Markets

    24/10/2015

    The Securities and Exchange Board of India has announced the formation of seven departments for regulating the commodities derivatives market.

    Basel Committee Not Seeking Further Raises in Bank Capital

    24/10/2015

    Global banking regulators are not looking to raise the level of capital overall in the banking sector as political support for more new rules wanes.

    APRA Seeks Stronger Powers to Prevent Bank Failures

    24/10/2015

    The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority will seek stronger powers to help it prevent distressed banks from collapsing.

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