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Compliance a Key Barrier to Trade Finance, says ICC Report
01/10/2015
Results from global survey highlights impact of regulation on trade finance.
SEBI Issues Final Guidelines for Commodity Brokers
01/10/2015
The Securities and Exchange Board of India has reportedly issued final norms for traders of commodity derivatives exchanges.
HKMA-SFC Consult on Mandatory Clearing and Reporting for OTC Derivatives
01/10/2015
Consultation paper introduces first phase of mandatory clearing and second phase of mandatory reporting under new OTC regime.
SEBI-FMC Merger Takes Effect to Create Unified Regulator
30/09/2015
Merger is aimed at streamlining regulations and curbing speculation in the commodities market.
India Exempts Foreign Companies from MAT
30/09/2015
The Finance Ministry has decided to exempt foreign companies from paying the Minimum Alternate Tax if they do not have a permanent establishment in India, in a bid to boost investor confidence.
Chinese State-Owned Firms Invite Foreign Investment
28/09/2015
China has announced it is inviting foreign investors to participate in the country’s reforms to reorganise state-owned enterprises and improving its security review mechanisms.
Securities / Derivatives
Thailand Boosts Capital Market Access with Innovation
28/09/2015
SEC wants to ensure regulatory framework of the Thai capital market does not impede new developments.
India to Pursue Investment from Foreign Pension Funds
28/09/2015
The Securities Exchange Board of India intends to begin talking to global fund managers about investing foreign pension money in India.
S. Korea Signs MOU with CFTC on Cross-Border Clearing Supervision
28/09/2015
Enhances cooperation and information exchange in the supervision of clearing organisations that operate cross-border.
FSB Pledges to Finalise TLAC by November Deadline
28/09/2015
FSB soon to finalise rules which seek to tackle banks being “too big to fail” and prevent taxpayers from having to bail out troubled institutions.
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