SECURITIES / DERIVATIVES

Securities / Derivatives

ASEAN Exchanges Launches Three New Tradable ASEAN Indices

By Editors | 30/05/2014

ASEAN Exchanges has launched an expanded FTSE ASEAN Index Series including a comprehensive suite of indices broadly covering the growing ASEAN equity market.

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Navigating the Complex World of Myanmar

By Editors | 30/05/2014

“Moving forward in unity to a peaceful and prosperous community,” the Myanmar slogan echoed as it chaired the 2014 ASEAN […]

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Indonesia’s Regulator Urges Banks to Lend to Environment-Friendly Firms

By Editors | 28/05/2014

All financial service institutions supervised under the Financial Services Authority are urged to give out loans to companies that comply with environment-friendly practices.

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Malaysia, S. Korea Launch Currency Swap Facility

By Editors | 27/05/2014

Bank Negara of Malaysia and the Bank of Korea have launched a currency swap facility worth up to RM5 billion, or five trillion won, to facilitate trade settlements between companies in Malaysia and South Korea.

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Myanmar Sees Delay in Stock Exchange Launch

By Editors | 23/05/2014

The opening of a stock exchange in Myanmar may be delayed due to difficulty in recruiting skilled people for jobs at the exchange and finding companies that could qualify to list on the market.

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Malaysia’s Audit Board Urges Firms to Ensure Quality of Monitoring Procedure

By Editors | 22/05/2014

Malaysia’s Audit Oversight Board urged audit firms to ensure quality of audit procedures.

Securities / Derivatives

Philippine Banks to Submit Stress Test Reports

By Editors | 20/05/2014

The Philippine central bank plans a stress test on banks and are asking lenders to submit reports on their assessment on the impact of interest rate changes on the real estate sector and on their balance sheets.

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Money Laundering Impacts Socio-Economic Development, Says Bank Negara

By Editors | 19/05/2014

Bank Negara expressed concern that criminal activities in the money services business could adversely impact socio-economic development, after Malaysia recorded an illicit outflow worth RM174 billion based on a Global Financial Integrity (GFI) report last year.

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Indonesia’s Finance Regulator Rolls Back Share Buyback Rule

By Editors | 19/05/2014

Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority has rolled back its a policy on share buyback scheme amid improving markets conditions.