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    Hong Kong, Shanghai Bourses Sign Deal on ‘Through Train’

    03/09/2014

    Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd has signed an agreement with the Shanghai Stock Exchange and China Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation for the establishment of Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect.

    New Regulation Joint Venture Aims to Serve India Market

    03/09/2014

    Regulation Asia and Pivot Management Consulting offer financial regulation coverage, consulting and events.

    Singapore Seeks Wider Retail Access to Bonds

    02/09/2014

    Singapore plans wider retail investor participation in the bond market by offering increased access to corporate bonds in a bid to boost trade in securities.

    Hong Kong Cuts Transaction Levies on Securities

    02/09/2014

    Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEx) said it will cut levies imposed on transactions in its markets on behalf of the Securities and Futures Commission from November.

    Shenzhen Stock Exchange Names New Chairman

    02/09/2014

    The State Council has appointed Wu Lijun, former assistant chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), to head the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.

    India’s SEBI to Reserve 25% of IPO for Mutual Funds, Insurers

    01/09/2014

    The Securities and Exchange Board of India plans to make it mandatory for issuers to reserve 25% of an initial public offering for domestic mutual funds and insurers.

    Securities / Derivatives

    Indonesian Regulator Makes Case for Bank Consolidation

    01/09/2014

    The Financial Services Authority (OJK) is seeking to consolidate Indonesia’s banking sector, urging state-owned lenders to acquire stakes in regional banks or BPDs.

    Australian Banks Seek Bail-Out Plan

    01/09/2014

    Imposing losses on bank creditors in a crisis could see the banking sector downgraded by ratings agencies, increase funding costs across the economy and potentially exacerbate a downturn, Australia’s largest banks have warned.

    Australian Regulator Seeks More Power In Financial System

    30/08/2014

    The Australian Securities and Investment Commission is asking for the power to ban investment products and intervene more heavily in the market.

    India Plans to Offer Bank Accounts to Households

    30/08/2014

    India’s state-owned banks are conducting a massive campaign to open millions of accounts for poor Indians who are off the financial grid and vulnerable to black market money lenders.

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