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India to Fast-Track Foreign Inflows into Alternative Investment Funds
08/07/2015
India is considering changes to its foreign exchange regulations to attract greater foreign capital inflows to Alternative Investment Funds.
India Shortens Evening Session for Agricultural Commodities
08/07/2015
India’s Forward Markets Commission has shortened the evening session for agricultural commodities by two hours and delisted four contracts.
Aussie Banks Sell Stakes in Other Banks to Boost Capital
07/07/2015
Australian banks are actively looking to offload their equity stakes in foreign banks in anticipation of higher mortgage risk weightings being announced later this month.
Singapore Strengthens REITs Market
07/07/2015
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has refined its proposals to strengthen the real estate investment trust market by imposing measures that relax investment rules and safeguard investors’ interests.
Singapore Regulator Cautions against Trading in Exchange Operator SGX
06/07/2015
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has warned investors to “trade with caution” on shares of the exchange operator SGX.
Japan Banks Urged to Reduce Cross-Shareholdings
06/07/2015
Japan’s Financial Services Agency is urging the country’s biggest banks to reduce their cross-shareholdings in client companies.
New Outsourcing Policy Planned for India’s Key Market Entities
06/07/2015
SEBI will soon issue a new set of guidelines to govern outsourcing by stock exchanges and other key entities.
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.
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