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SFC Consults on Proposes Changes to Financial Resources Rules
21/07/2015
The Securities and Futures Commission has released a consultation paper on proposed changes to the Securities and Futures (Financial Resources) Rules relating to capital and other prudential requirements for licensed corporations engaged in over-the-counter derivatives activity.
Aussie Banks Required to Hold More Capital against Mortgages
21/07/2015
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has increased the average risk weights for Australian residential mortgage exposures from 16 percent to 25 percent.
China Announces Guidelines for Internet Finance
21/07/2015
China has issued stricter guidelines to regulate Internet finance, calling for enhanced supervision of the sector while also pledging to support its development.
Singapore Regulator Reiterates Commitment Against Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing
20/07/2015
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has outlined Singapore’s anti-money laundering regime, reiterating its commitment to safeguarding its financial system.
Vice Finance Minister says China Must Learn from Market Plunge
20/07/2015
Zhu Guangyao believes that the supervision and the development of new regulatory frameworks will make it possible to weather any future market turbulence.
China Targets Trading Platforms to Curb Unauthorised Margin Lending Channels
20/07/2015
The China Securities Regulatory Commission is tightening oversight of the widely-used HOMS trading platform, which is seen to have facilitated stock investors borrowing money outside approved margin lending channels and aiding recent wild fluctuations on the A-share market.
India Cracks Down on Erroneous Trades and Annulment Requests
20/07/2015
The Securities and Exchange Board of India has issued a circular asking stock exchanges to penalise brokers placing erroneous orders and to discourage frivolous trade annulment requests.
FSB Approaches Regulation of Asset Managers Cautiously
19/07/2015
The Financial Stability Board has said it would focus on addressing risks to market liquidity posed by the activities of asset managers rather than on imposing capital and liquidity requirements on the institutions themselves.
Australian Banks Make Progress on Capital-Raising
18/07/2015
Major Australian banks have been preparing for higher capital requirements, with National Australia Bank (NAB) now possessing the sector’s highest capital ratio.
India to Clarify Tax Rules for Foreign Fund Managers
18/07/2015
The finance ministry and the central tax department board may soon issue clarifications on tax treatment making it easier for fund managers operating large India-dedicated funds to set up an office in the country.
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