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Structural Regulation
China Plans to Allow Residents to Invest Overseas via FTZ
07/05/2015
China plans to allow Chinese individuals to invest in financial markets overseas through the Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ).
Clearing & Post-Trade
GIC Adopts Omgeo ALERT to Boost Operational Efficiency
07/05/2015
Omgeo announces that Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund GIC has adopted Omgeo ALERT as its settlement instruction service.
Trading & Investment
China Increases Foreign Access to Domestic Bond Market
07/05/2015
China moves towards liberalising its domestic capital markets by allowing a group of foreign institutions to invest in its domestic bond market.
Structural Regulation
Taiwan to Update Bank Merger Policy in May
06/05/2015
Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission said it will update a policy that will promote mergers in the domestic banking industry.
Credit Risk
Malaysia Central Bank Issues New Guidelines on Restructured Loans
06/05/2015
Bank Negara Malaysia, the country’s central bank, is revising guidelines on restructured and rescheduled (R&R) loans in a move that could impact the asset quality and earnings of local banks.
Structural Regulation
CCB (Asia) Selects Wolters Kluwer to Help Address Regulatory Reporting Requirements
05/05/2015
China Construction Bank (Asia) has announced they will be implementing Wolter Kluwers, OneSumX Regulatory Reporting solution.
Structural Regulation
ASIC Repeals Certain Market Integrity Rules
04/05/2015
Australian Investments & Securities Commission has refined its market integrity rules by removing certain unnecessary compliance requirements on market participants.
Alternative Markets
India’s SEBI to Alter Rules on Alternative Investment Funds
04/05/2015
The Securities and Exchange Board of India plans to introduce changes in the rules on alternative investment funds (AIFs).
Trading & Investment
Dollar Spikes Reflect ‘Normal Market’, Says ASIC in Preliminary Report
03/05/2015
Spikes in the Australian dollar ahead of Reserve Bank interest rates decisions were the result of lower liquidity in the market before announcements are made, Australian Securities & Investments Commission said in a preliminary finding.
Capital Adequacy
MAS Announces Domestic Systematically Important Banks, Publishes Framework
01/05/2015
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has published its framework for identifying and supervising domestic systemically important banks in Singapore including the inaugural list of D-SIBs.
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