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Singapore to Shield Senior Bondholders from Bank Failures
06/07/2015
The Monetary Authority of Singapore is proposing to exempt senior bondholders from loss absorption risks in the event of a bank failure.
Securities / Derivatives
Bangladesh Faces Difficulties Maintaining Banking Relationships
06/07/2015
Banks in developed countries have terminated relationships with banks in Bangladesh, presenting difficulties for international trade and finance.
RBI to Allow New Type of ‘Account Aggregator’ NBFC
06/07/2015
The Reserve Bank of India said it will allow a new type of non-banking financial company which can act as an account aggregator to enable customers to see all accounts across multiple financial institutions in a common format.
China Creates Broker-Led Market Stabilisation Fund
06/07/2015
China’s securities regulator has set up its first-ever market stabilisation fund in a bid to halt the recent stock market plunge.
China Suspends IPO Listings
05/07/2015
China has suspended all initial public offerings in an effort to preserve market liquidity and halt the stock market’s recent plunge.
Australia Financial Planning Sector Reforms to be Announced in August
04/07/2015
Reforms to lift ethics, education and professionalism in the scandal-ridden financial planning industry are set to be released in August.
India to Restrict Trading Speeds for Algorithmic Traders
03/07/2015
The Securities and Exchange Board of India is working on rules to strengthen regulation of algorithmic trading and create a level playing field for investors.
SEBI Warns Mutual Fund Industry for High Fees
03/07/2015
India’s capital markets regulator has come down heavily on mutual fund players over the higher agency commissions they charge from customers, warning of punitive and corrective actions.
Regulator to Respond on Raising Capital Levels at Australian Banks
03/07/2015
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority is expected to respond this month (July) to Financial System Inquiry recommendations urging it to increase bank capital.
Securities / Derivatives
Indonesia Bans Foreign Currencies in Domestic Transactions
02/07/2015
Indonesia’s central bank has banned the use of foreign currencies for domestic transactions to control onshore demand for dollars and ease downward pressure on the rupiah, effective on July 1.
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