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Private Equity and AIFMD: The Journey Has Only Just Begun
11/11/2014
For non-EU funds marketing into Europe, the AIFMD is a full of potential pitfalls. Managers must get to grips with the complexities of reporting and conquer the confusion that still reigns.
Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Link to Start November 17
11/11/2014
China has approved a long-awaited Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect scheme, which allows cross-border trade between the two bourses.
Singapore Regulator Conducts Board-Level Inquiry on Nov 5 Breakdown
10/11/2014
The Singapore Exchange has launched a board-level inquiry to investigate the power outage on Wednesday that halted trading at the largest southeast Asian stock market for hours.
Securities / Derivatives
Taiwanese Banks’ Loan Exposure to Chinese Clients Examined in Hong Kong
10/11/2014
Hong Kong’s financial regulator is looking into the loan exposure of Taiwanese banks to mainland Chinese companies and has launched an onsite probe into the matter.
Singapore Returns $8 Billion to Banks Involved in Rate Rigging
06/11/2014
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has returned S$10 billion ($8 billion) in fines it levied on 19 banks connected to the rigging of financial benchmarks and foreign exchange.
Australian Regulator Issues Guide on Residential Mortgage Lending
06/11/2014
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has released a guide for banks and other deposit-taking institutions on sound risk management practices for residential mortgage lending.
Australian Banks Ask Inquiry to Consider Costs of Liquidity Rules
06/11/2014
Top officials at Australia’s largest banks are reiterating their calls for the Financial System Inquiry to consider the cost of imposing higher capital requirements on banks to counter systemic risks.
Australian Regulator Issues New Guidelines on Responsible Lending
05/11/2014
Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has clarified the role of credit licensees in lending to clients under a new guidelines it published recently.
New Zealand Approves News Regulations for Financial Markets Reform
04/11/2014
New Zealand’s Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Paul Goldsmith has confirmed the approval of the second phase of the Financial Markets Conduct Act, which covers additional rules on disclosures and issuance of financial products.
S. Korea Central Bank Names 12 Banks for Yuan-Won Market
04/11/2014
South Korea’s central bank has designated 12 banks as market makers for direct yuan-won transactions, which open mid next month.
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