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Securities / Derivatives
APRA Seeks Additional Data from Superannuation Licensees
By Editors | 25/06/2020
Superannuation licensees will have to report monthly and quarterly data covering areas such as complaints, insurance claims, operational resilience, FX exposure, and liquidity.
Securities / Derivatives
BSE India Launches World’s First Almond Futures
By Editors | 24/06/2020
The new contract will enable transparent price discovery, ease trade for buyers and sellers, and allow producers and importers to hedge price risk.
Capital / Liquidity
BCBS Proposes Risk Weight Floor for NPL Securitisations
By Editors | 23/06/2020
The BCBS identified a gap in the regulatory framework for securitisations of non-performing loans, which it is seeking to address through a new technical amendment.
Securities / Derivatives
Bangladesh Bank Eases Foreign Investor Repatriation Policy
By Editors | 23/06/2020
Remittances of share sale proceeds to non-resident foreign investors no longer need prior approval from the central bank if pricing is determined based on the net asset value approach.
Securities / Derivatives
‘Time is Ripe’ for Hong Kong to Launch A-share Derivatives: CSRC
By Manesh Samtani | 23/06/2020
CSRC vice chairman Fang Xinghai says the launch of A-share based financial derivatives will bolster Hong Kong as an international financial centre, while also benefitting China’s capital markets.
Securities / Derivatives
ASX Calls for Reforms Around Class Actions, Litigation Funding
By Editors | 22/06/2020
The benefit of securities class actions may disproportionately benefit litigation funders rather than plaintiffs in those proceedings, with the costs falling on the shareholders, ASX says.
Securities / Derivatives
China to Ease Rules on Foreign Strategic Investment in Listed Companies
By Editors | 22/06/2020
The revisions lower foreign investor asset requirements, reduce the lock-up period from three years to 12 months, and expands investment channels to include IPOs and tender offers.
Securities / Derivatives
Bank Indonesia Cuts Rates, Pledges More Bond-Buying
By Editors | 22/06/2020
Bank Indonesia abandoned the practice of quantitative easing in 1999 to ensure fiscal discipline in the aftermath of the Asian financial crisis.
Market Infrastructure
What CSDR’s Settlement Discipline Regime Means for Asia’s Buy-side
By Matt Johnson | 22/06/2020
CSDR’s Settlement Discipline Regime could expose Asian firms to settlement failure penalties on their trades with EU counterparties, writes DTCC’s Matt Johnson.
Securities / Derivatives
SSE Revamps Index Methodology to Better Reflect Market Performance
By Editors | 22/06/2020
Index stocks with risk warnings will be removed, CDRs and STAR Market stocks will be included, and the timeframe for including newly-listed stocks will be extended.
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