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Structural Regulation
India to Review ‘Call & Put Option’ Rules to Boost Foreign Investment
By Editors | 25/07/2015
India’s Finance Ministry is looking to allow greater pricing flexibility for securities with an exit valuation clause at a rate set beforehand, in a move to attract more private equity and venture capital investment for e-commerce and other emerging sectors.
Structural Regulation
Thailand to Develop Financial Reporting Ecosystem
By Editors | 24/07/2015
The Securities and Exchange Commission is pushing ahead with its plan to develop the financial reporting ecosystem in Thailand in a bid to promote financial statement quality, improve operations of businesses and facilitate investor decision-making.
Trading & Investment
BlackRock Granted License to Raise Onshore Funds in China
By Editors | 24/07/2015
The U.S. fund giant has won a special new licence that will allow it to raise funds in China directly for the first time.
Structural Regulation
Nepal Draft Law Over Provincial Regulator Draws Criticism
By Editors | 24/07/2015
Nepal’s new draft law that will put financial institutions under the regulatory jurisdiction of provincial governments is drawing criticism from bankers, regulators and economists, including the central bank itself.
Conduct, Culture & Accountability
Banking on Good Behaviour
By Peter Guy | 24/07/2015
Conduct risk is proving to be the most frustrating crusade for regulators to lead as no one really understands what it means.
Trading & Investment
Thailand Eases Process for Issuance of Debt Securities
By Editors | 22/07/2015
Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission has announced it will make debt securities offerings more convenient and less time-consuming for issuers, in line with international practices.
Structural Regulation
China to Grant Broker Licenses to Banks in Pilot Programme
By Editors | 21/07/2015
China may grant commercial banks stock broker licenses in a pilot programme allowing mainland lenders to conduct mixed business.
Structural Regulation
China Announces Guidelines for Internet Finance
By Editors | 21/07/2015
China has issued stricter guidelines to regulate Internet finance, calling for enhanced supervision of the sector while also pledging to support its development.
Emerging Prudential Risks
Vice Finance Minister says China Must Learn from Market Plunge
By Editors | 20/07/2015
Zhu Guangyao believes that the supervision and the development of new regulatory frameworks will make it possible to weather any future market turbulence.
Structural Regulation
China Targets Trading Platforms to Curb Unauthorised Margin Lending Channels
By Editors | 20/07/2015
The China Securities Regulatory Commission is tightening oversight of the widely-used HOMS trading platform, which is seen to have facilitated stock investors borrowing money outside approved margin lending channels and aiding recent wild fluctuations on the A-share market.
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