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Trading & Investment
Hong Kong Cuts Transaction Levies on Securities
By Editors | 02/09/2014
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEx) said it will cut levies imposed on transactions in its markets on behalf of the Securities and Futures Commission from November.
Structural Regulation
Shenzhen Stock Exchange Names New Chairman
By Editors | 02/09/2014
The State Council has appointed Wu Lijun, former assistant chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), to head the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.
Trading & Investment
The Growing Competition Between Asset Management Centres
By Peter Guy | 01/09/2014
Evolving regulations between Europe’s UCITS and Asia’s new regional system are creating parallel global regime.
Trading & Investment
India’s SEBI to Reserve 25% of IPO for Mutual Funds, Insurers
By Editors | 01/09/2014
The Securities and Exchange Board of India plans to make it mandatory for issuers to reserve 25% of an initial public offering for domestic mutual funds and insurers.
Conduct, Culture & Accountability
Australian Regulator Seeks More Power In Financial System
By Editors | 30/08/2014
The Australian Securities and Investment Commission is asking for the power to ban investment products and intervene more heavily in the market.
KYC & CDD
India Plans to Offer Bank Accounts to Households
By Editors | 30/08/2014
India’s state-owned banks are conducting a massive campaign to open millions of accounts for poor Indians who are off the financial grid and vulnerable to black market money lenders.
Alternative Markets
China to Boost Private Equity Sector with New Rules
By Editors | 28/08/2014
The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) aims to boost the development of its private equity funds with new rules that encourage industry self-regulation.
Trading & Investment
Hong Kong to Hold Roadshow for First Sukuk Offering
By Editors | 28/08/2014
The Hong Kong government will hold investor meetings from next week for its first Islamic bond issue.
Market Abuse
S. Korean Watchdog Probes Banks for Rate-Rigging
By Editors | 27/08/2014
South Korea’s Fair Trade Commission has launched a probe into four major commercial banks on allegations that the lenders colluded on setting deposit and lending rates after the central bank’s policy rate cut.
Trading & Investment
Taiwan to Relaunch Non-Deliverable Forward Forex Market
By Editors | 27/08/2014
Taiwan plans to reopen its non deliverable forward (NDF) foreign exchange market in phases after the country closed this down the for the New Taiwan dollar in 1998.
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