Markets & Infrastructure

    Payments & Settlements

    Korea Introduces Online Account Tracker

    By Samuel Riding | 19/01/2016

    System designed to help customers identify dormant accounts shows snapshot of balances across 16 lenders.

    Capital Adequacy

    Market Headwinds a Stiff Test for Regulations

    By Peter Guy | 18/01/2016

    The next regulatory crisis could be echoed in dire research reports.

    Payments & Settlements

    PBOC to Hike Offshore RMB Reserve Requirements

    By Samuel Riding | 18/01/2016

    Central bank aims to stem speculation of further depreciation in its currency: sources.

    Trading & Investment

    India Pauses Commodity Futures Contract Issuance

    By Samuel Riding | 18/01/2016

    Securities regulator prohibits new contracts in effort to cool speculation, ease volatility in agricultural commodities prices.

    Payments & Settlements

    RBI Relaxes Off-site ATM Rules

    By Samuel Riding | 15/01/2016

    Indian banks will be allowed to provide full range of services at off-site ATMs.

    Trading & Investment

    BSE to Check ‘Reasonability’ of Equity Derivative Prices

    By Samuel Riding | 14/01/2016

    Mumbai exchange to also extend existing price reasonability monitoring to cover currency options, effective 18 January.

    Payments & Settlements

    China, Japan Revive Crisis Currency Swap Deal

    By Samuel Riding | 13/01/2016

    Original agreement on RMB-JPY swap in the event of a financial crisis was allowed to expire in 2013.

    Conduct, Culture & Accountability

    ISDA Tightens Credit Event Committee Rules

    By Samuel Riding | 12/01/2016

    Members of determination committees required to declare conflicts of interest, detail internal voting procedures.

    Trading & Investment

    S.Korea Amends Private Fund Investment Law

    By Samuel Riding | 11/01/2016

    New category of private funds for professional investors to be allowed to invest in any asset type.

    Trading & Investment

    Breaking the Circuit Breakers

    By Peter Guy | 11/01/2016

    There’s actually no irony in circuit breakers creating and feeding more panic. Don’t forget that runs on banks happen because of an eventual belief withdrawals will be allowed.

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