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Market Abuse
Korea Toughens Short-selling Rules
By Samuel Riding | 28/08/2017
Measures are expected to sharply increase incidences of excessive short selling; new categories of offence come with heavier maximum penalty.
Clearing & Post-Trade
HKMA Launches New Round of Trade Repository Testing
By Editors | 28/08/2017
Two-stage testing of Phase 2 reporting to depository covers interest rate, foreign exchange, equity, credit and commodity derivatives.
Structural Regulation
HKEX Risks Tech Firms’ Disfavour
By Peter Guy | 28/08/2017
HKEX needs to develop regulations and boards to accommodate the entire chain of technology from start-ups to unicorns.
Market Abuse
Cybercrime Threatening Market Integrity – ASIC
By Samuel Riding | 23/08/2017
Australian regulator says market integrity will be a top priority over the next six months amid a surge in related misconduct issues.
Clearing & Post-Trade
ISDA Urges EU Not to Force Local Clearing Post Brexit
By Editors | 23/08/2017
Trade organisation says move to local CCPs could push up initial margin costs by 20% or more; cites Australian equivalency model.
Credit Risk
S.Korea Eyes Deregulation to Encourage Banking Competition
By Samuel Riding | 23/08/2017
FSC to come up with deregulation plan by end-of year; wants more challengers to financial sector incumbents after approval of internet-only banks.
Data Privacy
Open Banking: A Roadmap for What’s to Come
By Stuart Fuller | 17/08/2017
A roadmap is useful when you get to a junction, where the path is unknown, and the choices are plenty. In the world of data, there are many junctions.
Capital Adequacy
Australia Eyes Provisional Market Access for Aspiring Banks
By Samuel Riding | 16/08/2017
Restricted ADI licensees would need only $2.35mn in capital to take deposits; APRA paper does not address budget proposal to remove ‘bank’ capital requirements.
Clearing & Post-Trade
RBI Issues Final Tri-party Repo Guidelines
By Garima Chitkara | 14/08/2017
The Reserve Bank of India has allowed the use of tri-party repos by commercial banks, recognised stock exchanges and clearing corporations and other approved entities.
AI Risk & Governance
Taiwan Allows Robo-advisory for Mutual Funds
By Garima Chitkara | 14/08/2017
Investment advisors can use robo-advisory technology to execute transactions and rebalance portfolios for clients as long as preset investment scale and return standards are maintained.
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