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Hong Kong Regulator Finds No Evidence of Market Rigging
19/12/2014
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority said it found no evidence of rigging in the city’s foreign exchange benchmark following an investigation into the operations of ten banks.
Hong Kong’s SFC Issues Q2 Report
17/12/2014
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has reaffirmed the statutory civil and criminal liability of initial public offering sponsors for defective prospectuses among the regulator’s main accomplishments in the quarter to September.
Hong Kong Exchanges to Boost RMB Currency Futures with New Incentives
16/12/2014
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing is introducing new incentives for market participants in the renminbi futures market to support its development.
Securities / Derivatives
Taiwan’s FSC to Seek Consensus on Capital Gains Tax
15/12/2014
Financial Supervisory Commission chairman Tseng Ming-chung said he will seek a common ground with the Ministry of Finance on an impending capital gains tax issue that targets major stock market players.
Basel Committee, IOSCO Issue Guidelines on Securitization Structures
12/12/2014
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) and the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) have issued new guidelines to help the financial industry develop simple and transparent securitization structures.
China Approves 12 New IPOs Earlier than Usual
10/12/2014
The China Securities Regulatory Commission has approved the initial public offerings of 12 companies, in a move that could temper fluctuations in markets.
Australian Regulator Steps Up Monitoring of Banks’ Property Lending
09/12/2014
Australia’s prudential regulator has installed new guidelines for banks’ lending to the property sector to address risks in the country’s housing market.
S. Korea Plans to Launch Consumer Financial Protection Agency
08/12/2014
The Financial Services Commission (FSC) said it will establish an independent state-run agency responsible for consumer protection in the financial sector next year.
Australian Banks Need to Set Aside More Capital, Says Murray report
08/12/2014
Australian banks may have to hold more capital to ensure it can survive future financial crises, according to the Financial System Inquiry report.
Japan Exchange, SGX in Partnership to Offer New Derivatives
03/12/2014
Japan Exchange Group, Inc and Singapore Exchange have signed a letter of intent to collaborate in the the joint development of markets including the derivatives and commodities, and strengthen their partnership.
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