Samuel Riding

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    Samuel is Regulation Asia's former managing editor and currently serves as an editorial advisor. samuel@regulationasia.com

    Articles by Samuel Riding

    Structural Regulation

    Merger of Philippine Exchanges Delayed

    13/11/2015

    Monopoly law a stumbling block in proposed merger of the country’s equity and fixed income exchanges.

    Capital Adequacy

    Thailand Issues Consultation on Net Capital Rules

    13/11/2015

    SEC seeks comments on amendments to rules for calculating and reporting net liquid capital.

    Structural Regulation

    Thailand Streamlines Commercial Bank Licensing

    12/11/2015

    Commercial lenders and bank representative offices to no longer require permits under Foreign Business Act.

    KYC & CDD

    SEBI to Ease KYC for Mutual Fund Investments

    12/11/2015

    Investments of less than USD3,000 will not require in-person verification.

    Structural Regulation

    Bangladesh Proposes Strict Mobile Finance Ownership Rules

    12/11/2015

    Guidelines prevent individual institutions from holding major stakes in mobile finance businesses.

    Structural Regulation

    CSRC Streamlines M&A Auditing

    11/11/2015

    China’s securities regulator introduces batch audits to support mergers and acquisitions among listed companies.

    Custody & Infrastructure

    IOSCO Finalises CIS Custody Standards

    10/11/2015

    Report includes eight standards designed to protect assets of collective investment scheme investors.

    Anti-Money Laundering

    HKMA Reminds Institutions of FATF Warnings

    10/11/2015

    Letter to Hong Kong institutions reiterates need for AML/CFT countermeasures, scrutiny on Iran, North Korea and Myanmar.

    Emerging Prudential Risks

    Regulatory Uncertainty Hindering Foreign Banks in China: CIFR

    10/11/2015

    China puts stability and other macro factors before competition when considering bank mergers, report says.

    Resolution & Recovery

    FSB Issues TLAC Standards

    10/11/2015

    China’s G-SIBS have until 2025 to meet minimum TLAC of 16% of risk-weighted assets.

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