MARKET INFRASTRUCTURE

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    China to Pilot Commercial Bank Investment in Tech Firms

    By Samuel Riding | 02/02/2016

    Existing law bars commercial lenders from direct investment in equities of non-bank institutions.

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    SGX, MAS to Delay New Regulation

    By Samuel Riding | 01/02/2016

    Exchange, monetary authority agree to leave six-12 month gap between new requirements.

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    MAS to Take on Exchange Surveillance

    By Samuel Riding | 01/02/2016

    Monetary authority says self-regulating Singapore exchanges can have ‘blind spots’

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    SFC Warns of Brokerage Account Security Breaches

    By Samuel Riding | 29/01/2016

    Incidents of unauthorised access prompt reminder from regulator, cybercrime bureau.

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    Japan Investigating HFT, Dark Pools

    By Samuel Riding | 29/01/2016

    Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission asks for details of brokerages’ HFT services.

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    Australia to Tighten Mobile Wallet Supervision

    By Samuel Riding | 29/01/2016

    Trade body wants digital wallet providers to sign new security protocol.

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    PSE Submits Fixed Income Exchange Takeover Bid

    By Samuel Riding | 28/01/2016

    Philippine Stock Exchange meets extended deadline to submit detailed proposal on consolidation of equity, fixed income markets.

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    Regulatory Differences Threaten Blockchain Development – DTCC

    By Samuel Riding | 27/01/2016

    Post-trade services provider says variations in privacy and securities regulation pose challenges for distributed ledger.

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    Singapore to Debate Banking Amendment Bill

    By Samuel Riding | 27/01/2016

    Proposed bill strengthens MAS powers on prudential safeguards, corporate governance and risk management.

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    BSP Suggests Domestic Banks Seek Foreign Capital

    By Samuel Riding | 27/01/2016

    Philippine central bank says greater competition and global capital, risk standards could hurt incumbents.

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