All posts tagged "FSC"

• Korea

  S. Korea Regulator to Task Overhaul of Debt-Laden Companies

  South Korea's Financial Services Commission will charge a leading bad asset management firm to overhaul debt-laden companies in an effort to speed up the country's corporate restructuring program.

  September 21, 2015
• Korea

  S. Korea Enhances Bank Internal Controls and Compliance Functions

  FSC implements new guidelines to ensure the effectiveness of internal controls and compliance functions in the banking sector.

  September 19, 2015
• Korea

  S Korea to Lower Barriers for Foreign Banks

  Korea’s Financial Services Commission will ease regulations for foreign lenders seeking to expand their banking operations in a bid to boost the country's global competitiveness.

  September 7, 2015
• Korea

  S. Korea Designates KRX as Trade Repository

  The Korea Exchange has been designated as a trade repository to collect and store data on OTC derivatives trading to improve transparency and meet global standards.

  August 21, 2015
• Korea

  S. Korea Regulator to Set Up Corporate Restructuring Entity

  South Korea's Financial Services Commission will set up a corporate restructuring entity in mid-October, in a bid to help ailing companies restructure and stay afloat as long as possible.

  August 13, 2015
• Securities & Trading

  Taiwan’s FSC Initiates Plan to Boost Banks’ Fundamentals

  Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission has launched an initiative aimed at strengthening the fundamentals of Taiwan’s financial institutions.

  May 14, 2015
• Securities & Trading

  Taiwan to Expand Daily Trade Limit for Shares in June

  The Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) said it will expand the daily price limit for stocks to a fall or rise of 10% from the current 7% effective June 1.

  April 2, 2015
• Securities & Trading

  Taiwan’s Regulator Plans Supervisory Mechanism Restricting TRF Sales Volume

  Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission chairman William Tseng said the country’s companies have a total of US$4.97 billion in exposure to renminbi-linked target redemption forward (TRF) financial derivative products with unrealized losses valued at US$2 billion.

  May 15, 2014