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Structural Regulation
Hong Kong, Shenzhen Forms Financial Cooperation Committee
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 14/06/2024
The committee will seek to foster deeper financial cooperation between Hong Kong and Shenzhen financial markets.

Structural Regulation
NZ Minister Orders Inquiry into Banking Competition
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 14/06/2024
The Select Committee inquiry will examine banking competition, focusing on business and rural banking and lending.

Trading & Investment
FSC Korea Outlines Roadmap for Resuming Short Selling
By Manesh Samtani | 14/06/2024
The FSC formally extended the short-selling ban until 30 March 2025 and announced reform measures to prevent naked short-selling.

Payments & Settlements
RBI Allows Banks to Give Importers Extra Operational Flexibility
By Ajoy K Das | 13/06/2024
Banks maintaining special rupee vostro accounts are permitted to open an “additional special current account” for importers.

Structural Regulation
ASIC Issues First Stop Order Targeting Crowdfunding Campaign
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 13/06/2024
ASIC issued an interim stop order against a crowd-sourced funding campaign because of its use of a nominee arrangement.

Structural Regulation
China Considers Tighter Fund Selling Rules for Banks
By Editors | 13/06/2024
The NFRA is considering revisions that would block banks from selling private fund products, including hedge funds.

Tokenisation
Benefits of Tokenisation Are “Overexaggerated”: WFE Paper
By Nithya Subramanian | 13/06/2024
The WFE says tokenisation work should continue, but that some of the benefits claimed are “overexaggerated”.

Market Abuse
Shanghai Chipmaker Barred from Launching IPO for 5yrs
By Editors | 12/06/2024
The company, already penalised for inflating its 2020 profits, is now barred from listing its shares for five years.

Structural Regulation
Singapore Consults on Implementation of Global Minimum Tax
By Nithya Subramanian | 12/06/2024
The proposed bill aims to ensure that large MNEs are taxed at 15 percent, in line with international tax reforms drawn up by the OECD.

Structural Regulation
Japan Passes Law to Allow Intangible Assets as Loan Collateral
By Editors | 12/06/2024
The law will enable businesses to obtain loans backed by future cash flows and other intangible assets such as intellectual property.
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