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China Liberalises Domestic Bond Market
15/07/2015
China continued to liberalise its domestic capital market by scrapping quotas that limited investments.
China to Release New Regulations on Internet Finance
15/07/2015
The People’s Bank of China will soon release new regulations to regulate Internet finance and promote its healthy development.
India Banks to Use Credit Bureaus for KYC Checks
14/07/2015
Indian Banks have started to use credit bureaus to perform identity and background checks as part of their KYC procedures.
SEBI Concerns Over Regulating Forward Contracts
13/07/2015
The Securities and Exchange Board of India says it is not comfortable with forward contracts on the commodity exchanges it will soon be expected to regulate.
Australian Regulator Mulls Increase of Bank Capital
13/07/2015
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority expects major banks will need to increase capital ratios by at least 2 percent to achieve the capital standards recommended by the Financial System Inquiry (FSI).
CPMI and IOSCO Begin First Level 3 PFMI Principles Assessment
13/07/2015
The start of the first Level 3 assessment of the implementation of the Principles for financial market infrastructures.
IOSCO Publishes Report on SME Financing Through Capital Markets
13/07/2015
The Board of the International Organization of Securities Commissions on July 9 published a report providing recommendations for regulators to facilitate capital raising by small and medium sized enterprises in emerging markets.
China Regulators Draw Criticism for Role in Market Crash
12/07/2015
Australian financial services firm AMP Ltd has publicly criticised Chinese regulators for contributing to the panic sell-off in mainland equities.
Australia Regulators Push to Allow Super Funds to Pledge Assets as Collateral
12/07/2015
The Australian Investments & Securities Commission is pushing to reform laws to allow super funds to pledge their assets as collateral, in a bid to help them reduce dealing costs associated with currency hedging.
Securities / Derivatives
Malaysia Enhances Competitiveness for Fund Management Industry
12/07/2015
The Securities Commission Malaysia has liberalised its rules governing the fund management industry by allowing the establishment of boutique fund management companies through a more facilitative structure.
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