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Securities / Derivatives
NSE India Granted Approval for Crude Oil, NatGas Options
12/09/2023
NSE India already launched rupee-denominated WTI crude oil and natural gas futures contracts in May 2023. The new options contracts will launch on 23 October.
Taiwan Proposes Rule Changes to Ease Foreign Bank Access
12/09/2023
Banks ranked in the global top 50 would be subject to looser restrictions for setting up financial asset management units in Taiwan.
Securities / Derivatives
Singapore Exchange Reorganises Capital Markets Business Units
12/09/2023
The debt capital market and corporate client coverage units have been folded into SGX’s equity capital markets division.
Capital / Liquidity
BCBS Completes Stocktake of Lessons from March Banking Turmoil
12/09/2023
The BCBS will prioritise work to strengthen supervisory effectiveness and analyse whether specific Basel III features performed as intended.
China Tightens Approval Process for Large USD Purchases
12/09/2023
Companies seeking to purchase $50mn or more in dollars will now need approval from the PBOC, which is trying to stabilise the yuan.
China Establishes Communication Platform for Belt-and-Road Regulators
12/09/2023
The new communication platform was developed to enhance cross-border regulatory cooperation between countries participating in the “Belt and Road” initiative.
Fintech / Regtech
BIS, CBUAE Jointly Launch Sustainable Finance TechSprint
12/09/2023
The Techsprint is developed by CBUAE, alongside the COP28 Presidency, the Emirates Institute of Finance and the BIS.
Capital / Liquidity
APRA to Amend Counterparty Credit Risk Reporting Standard
11/09/2023
The amendments will remove the applicability of ARS 180.0 to non-significant financial institutions as they are smaller and less complex.
Sanctions
FinCEN Sheds Light on Cases of Export Control Evasion
11/09/2023
SAR filings reveal that a network of China- and Hong Kong-based entities may be providing support to Russia’s military and/or defense industrial base.
Sanctions
EU Issues New Guidance on Preventing Sanctions Circumvention
11/09/2023
If sanctioned items are exported to third countries and then re-exported to Russia, the underlying due diligence inadequacies will be considered sanctions law violations.
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