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Securities / Derivatives
Algorithmic Electronic Trading in APAC
03/03/2014
Algorithmic electronic trading strategies in Asia appear to be poised for continued growth; however, more consistent regulatory regimes are required to promote further development of the market.
S.Korea Regulator Sets New Fixed-Rate, Amortising Home Loan Targets for Banks
02/03/2014
The Financial Services Commission said fixed-rate and amortising home loans must each account for 40% of banks’ residential mortgage holdings by 2017.
Hong Kong Regulator to Review Rules on Alternative Liquidity Pools
28/02/2014
The Securities and Futures Commission has begun a two-month consultation concerning the future regulation of alternative liquidity pools (ALPs), also known as dark pools.
Basel Bank Regulator Leaves Door Open to Tougher Debt Restraint
28/02/2014
Global regulators will probe how lenders respond to a planned limit on bank indebtedness.
S.Korea’s Financial Regulator Seeks Regulation Overhaul
27/02/2014
The Financial Supervisory Service said it would seek to drastically ease regulatory restrictions on the country’s financial sector to boost the industry.
Securities / Derivatives
Taiwan Takes on Reforms to Boost Tax Collection
27/02/2014
The Ministry of Finance is rolling out new measures to boost tax collection.
Singapore, UK to Launch Private Sector Dialogue to Boost Offshore Renminbi Market
25/02/2014
The United Kingdom and Singapore have agreed to set up a UK-Singapore Financial Dialogue to deepen financial and economic cooperation between the two countries.
China Plans Overhaul of Securities Commission to Boost Efficiency
25/02/2014
China plans to overhaul its securities regulator to create a more effective oversight of its fast-developing capital markets.
Crypto / Digital Assets
Japan’s Financial Authorities Refuse to Intervene in Bitcoin Case
25/02/2014
Japanese financial authorities decline to take responsibility for the crypto-currency.
Australia signs Bilateral Local Currency Swap Agreement with the Bank of Korea
25/02/2014
The Reserve Bank of Australia signed a bilateral local currency swap agreement with the Bank of Korea, allowing for the exchange of local currencies between the banks even in times of financial stress.
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