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Securities / Derivatives
Hong Kong Regulators Cautious on Rising China Loans
By Editors | 11/06/2014
Hong Kong regulators are imposing strict financial rules four years ahead of their expected implementation under global standards on worries some banks may be vulnerable if Chinese economy weakens significantly.
Hong Kong Exchanges to Extend After-hours Futures Trading in November
By Editors | 03/06/2014
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd said it will extend after-hours futures trading by 45 minutes in a move that could attract more trading from clients in the North American and European markets.
Hong Kong Exchanges Issues Guidance on Reverse Takeover and Acquisitions
By Editors | 03/06/2014
The Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd (HKEx), through its subsidiary the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong, has published a guidance letter on the application of the reverse takeover norms in its listing rules.
Hong Kong Regulator Launches Online Platform for Merger and Takeover Disclosures
By Editors | 03/06/2014
The Securities and Futures Commission has launched a new online platform to streamline the submission process for disclosures of dealings under takeovers and mergers code.
IMF Finds Hong Kong’s Financial System Resilient, Well-Regulated
By Editors | 28/05/2014
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) in its comprehensive assessment of Hong Kong’s financial system found that the city’s banking system is very well regulated and resilient.
Financial Regulators’ Expenditures Rise as Market Surveillance Deepens
By Editors | 27/05/2014
Financial services regulators in major markets including Hong Kong have increased their expenditure over the last seven years by nearly 60% amid growing pressure on regulatory agencies to deepen scrutiny of the financial services industry following the 2008 crisis.
Hong Kong Exchanges Vows to Fight Class Action Lawsuit on Zinc
By Editors | 27/05/2014
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing said it will “vigorously” contest a class action alleging it engaged in anti-competitive behaviour that distorted the price of zinc.
Hong Kong Court Orders EY to Submit Accounting Records to SFC
By Editors | 26/05/2014
A Hong Kong court has ordered accounting firm Ernst & Young (EY) to produce accounting records relating to its work for Standard Water Ltd, rejecting the firm’s argument that the mainland’s state secrets law prevents it from handing over information to the city’s securities regulator.
Hong Kong, Australia Seek to Boost RMB Trade
By Editors | 23/05/2014
A group of senior representatives from Hong Kong and Australian banks met to review developments in the Renminbi (RMB) business and consider ways to strengthen RMB products and services, with a view to facilitating greater participation of corporates and other customers in the RMB market.
HK Regulator Reprimands, Fines Deutsche Bank for Regulatory Breaches
By Editors | 23/05/2014
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has reprimanded and fined Deutsche Bank HK$1.6 million for regulatory breaches and internal control failings.
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