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    Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Shorting to Start in March

    21/02/2015

    Foreign investors will be allowed to short sell select mainland Chinese shares on the Hong Kong-Shanghai trading program from next week, in the latest regulatory move to further open up China’s stock market.

    Strategic Alliance Facilitates Indian Securities Market

    20/02/2015

    New strategic alliance to facilitate knowledge exchange to enhance securities markets education between Europe and India.

    Securities / Derivatives

    Taiwan to Start Mandatory Corporate Responsibility Reporting

    19/02/2015

    The Taiwan Stock Exchange Corp will require companies to prepare corporate social responsibility (CSR) reports starting this year.

    Singapore Exchange to Eventually Allow One-Share Trading

    19/02/2015

    The Singapore Exchange (SGX) will eventually let investors trade one share at a time, said executive vice-president Chew Sutat, although such policy would depend on the readiness of the market.

    India’s RBI Lifts Import Ban of Gold Coins, Medallions by Banks

    18/02/2015

    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has lifted the ban on imports of gold coins and medallions by banks and trading houses.

    Hong Kong Sets Higher Capital for City’s Important Banks

    18/02/2015

    Hong Kong is requiring the city’s largest banks to set aside more capital to cushion against unexpected losses and pose less risk to the financial system.

    India’s SEBI Plans to Cap Fees Mutual Funds Pay Distributors

    18/02/2015

    Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) plans to cap the upfront commission that mutual funds pay distributors in an effort to step up consumer protection.

    Securities / Derivatives

    Indonesia to Issue Regulation on Definition of Foreign Banks

    18/02/2015

    Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority, or OJK, plans to release a regulation on the definition of foreign banks in the country, in a move that puts its policies in line with those of neighbouring nations Singapore and Malaysia.

    Japan, S. Korea to End Currency Swap Program

    17/02/2015

    Japan and South Korea have agreed to end their 14-year-old currency swap arrangement this month.

    Singapore Sets Out Plan to Boost Crowdfunding

    17/02/2015

    The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has set out a proposal that will give companies easier access to alternative sources of funding through securities-based crowdfunding (SCF).

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