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Japan’s Economy Needs ‘Super Regional Banks,’ Says LDP
22/05/2014
Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party will urge government to establish “super regional banks” to help revitalize the economy during the nation’s unorthodox bid to beat deflation.
Securities / Derivatives
Malaysia’s Audit Board Urges Firms to Ensure Quality of Monitoring Procedure
22/05/2014
Malaysia’s Audit Oversight Board urged audit firms to ensure quality of audit procedures.
New Zealand Regulator Sees Improving Confidence in Financial Markets
20/05/2014
A survey by the Financial Markets Authority has found more people are confident in New Zealand’s financial markets, but half are still unsatisfied with investment material companies give clients.
Securities / Derivatives
Philippine Banks to Submit Stress Test Reports
20/05/2014
The Philippine central bank plans a stress test on banks and are asking lenders to submit reports on their assessment on the impact of interest rate changes on the real estate sector and on their balance sheets.
China’s Slowing Property Market Poses Risk to Banks, Regulator Says
20/05/2014
The country’s weakening property market poses risks to the banking system, an official with the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) said.
India’s Regional Stock Exchanges to Shut Operations as SEBI Deadline Nears
20/05/2014
India’s 15 regional stock exchanges (RSEs) are opting to exit the business as the deadline to meet new net worth and trading norms nears.
China Securities Regulator Eyes 100 IPOs from June through 2014
19/05/2014
The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) is planning about 100 initial public offerings (IPOs) from June to the end of 2014 as the government moves to revamp its IPO rules.
Securities / Derivatives
Money Laundering Impacts Socio-Economic Development, Says Bank Negara
19/05/2014
Bank Negara expressed concern that criminal activities in the money services business could adversely impact socio-economic development, after Malaysia recorded an illicit outflow worth RM174 billion based on a Global Financial Integrity (GFI) report last year.
China Tightens Regulation on Interbank Business
19/05/2014
China’s financial regulators is stepping up regulation for interbank borrowing in a move to manage risks in the financial system and deploy more capital into the real economy.
Securities / Derivatives
Indonesia’s Finance Regulator Rolls Back Share Buyback Rule
19/05/2014
Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority has rolled back its a policy on share buyback scheme amid improving markets conditions.
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