Market Infrastructure

    Capital / Liquidity

    Vietnam to Allow Banks to Go Bankrupt

    By Editors | 27/11/2017

    Bankruptcy will be a last resort; Vietnamese banking sector has bad debts of 8.6% of total credit, 17.2% NPL ratio; Moody’s outlook ‘positive’

    Capital / Liquidity

    China Cracks Down on Shadow-banking Through its own ‘Dodd-Frank’

    By Garima Chitkara | 23/11/2017

    Chinese regulators have released a new draft legislation to restrict financial institution activity.

    AML / KYC

    Hong Kong to Continue to Allow Mutual Fund Sales Commissions

    By Editors | 20/11/2017

    Securities and Futures Commission says Hong Kong is not ready to ban commissions and introduce a pay for advice model.

    Market Infrastructure

    Korea to Launch New OTC Market for Professional Investors

    By Editors | 20/11/2017

    Existing OTC platform has not been successful due to institutional investors’ concerns about having to give details of their trading strategies.

    Market Infrastructure

    Hong Kong Institutions Must Start to Tackle EU Data Protection Rules

    By Justine Laprun | 16/11/2017

    The European General Data Protection Regulation should already be one of the next items on institutions’ agendas, according to Sia Partners.

    Market Infrastructure

    China to Allow More Foreign Investment in Banks, Majority Stakes in Brokerages

    By Editors | 13/11/2017

    Move follows introduction earlier this year of licensing system for foreign asset managers to set up private funds in China.

    Capital / Liquidity

    Australia to Loosen Fundraising Rules for Mutuals in Bid to Boost Competition

    By Editors | 09/11/2017

    Credit unions, building societies will be able to raise funds without having to forego their status as customer-owned entities.

    Market Infrastructure

    China Playing Catch-up on Hedge Fund Data Sharing – IOSCO

    By Editors | 09/11/2017

    Although China has set up supervisory mechanisms, it has not yet established an information sharing mechanism to help establish global systemic risk.

    Market Infrastructure

    China to Make New Moves to Increase Foreign Participation in Financial Markets

    By Editors | 09/11/2017

    Wu Qing, chairman of Shanghai Stock Exchange, calls for greater liberalisation; PBOC official  says to consider lowering access thresholds.

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