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SFC Fines BNP Paribas HK$15m for Dark Pool Failures
04/08/2015
SFC fines BNP Paribas HK$15m for failing to properly prioritise client orders in matching and obtain their consent in relation to its dark liquidity pool trading services.
China Imposes Intraday Trading Restriction to Limit Short Selling
04/08/2015
Chinese regulators have restricted short selling of stocks in their latest step to stabilise the equity market and reduce volatility.
China to Allow Foreign Currency Settlement for Commodity Futures
04/08/2015
China will allow overseas investors to trade select domestic commodity futures using foreign currencies for settlement as it seeks greater influence over raw material prices.
HKMA Fines State Bank of India for Breach of AML/CTF Rules
03/08/2015
SBI’s Hong Kong branch fined HK$7.5 million for breaching anti money-laundering and counter terrorism financing rules.
IOSCO Publishes Review of Timeliness and Frequency of Information Disclosure
03/08/2015
Review finds that timely disclosure requirements on value, risk reward profile and costs of CIS are in place for all jurisdictions.
Australia’s AMP Bank Halts New Loans for Property Investors
03/08/2015
New applications halted with immediate effect, following a regulatory push to slow down such lending.
SEBI to Penalise Misuse of Algorithmic Trading Technology
02/08/2015
The Securities and Exchange Board of India has warned that it will penalise anyone trying to manipulate the markets with algorithmic trading technology.
‘Significant Progress’ made in Regulation of Derivative Market Intermediaries, says IOSCO
02/08/2015
The International Organization of Securities Commissions has published its findings on the progress jurisdictions have made in adopting legislation, regulation and policies for derivatives market intermediaries.
Commodity Brokers Seek Lower Fees Ahead of SEBI-FMC Merger
02/08/2015
SEBI has proposed treating commodity brokers on par with equity brokers in terms of registration and transaction fees.
Internet Finance Guidelines May Favour Traditional Chinese Banks
02/08/2015
China’s move to regulate internet finance, though seen to legitimise a sector that has largely operated in a vacuum, may also reflect the government’s support for traditional banks.
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