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OECD Sets Global Standard for FATCA-Inspired Tax Information Exchange
19/02/2014
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development sets worldwide standard for tax information exchange among member countries.
Securities / Derivatives
Malaysian Banks Told to Keep Minimum 1.2% CA Allowance
19/02/2014
Malaysian Banks have been told to have a minimum collective assessment (CA) ratio of 1.2% by the end of next year.
India’s Regulator Seeks Consolidated Report on Listed Companies’ Information
19/02/2014
The Securities and Exchange Board of India proposes that companies prepare annual documents bearing all relevant information about their operations.
Securities / Derivatives
Philippine Central Bank Readies Capital Market Reforms
19/02/2014
The Philippine central bank is eyeing new measures to further develop the country’s capital markets.
Singapore Banks to Stop Setting Indonesia Foreign Exchange Reference Rate
18/02/2014
Banks in Singapore are to stop setting a reference rate for the Indonesian rupiah after March 27.
Japan Regulator Seeks to Penalise Foreign Firm for Stock Manipulation
18/02/2014
The Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission seeks to penalise Select Vantage Inc. for stock manipulation.
China’s Central Bank Limits Bond Investment by Shadow Bank Products
18/02/2014
The People’s Bank of China has issued rules governing investment by wealth management products in bond markets.
Securities / Derivatives
ASIFMA Launches New Asset Management Group
18/02/2014
With the launch of a new asset management group, ASIFMA aims to act as a collective voice of the asset management industry in the region.
World’s Top Financial Regulator Joins Global Foreign Exchange Probe
18/02/2014
The Financial Stability Board has stepped in to undertake its own investigation of foreign exchange benchmarks amid allegations of price manipulation.
Securities / Derivatives
Indonesian Banks Sign Repurchasing Deal to Boost Money Market
18/02/2014
Indonesia’s central bank and several big commercial lenders signed a repurchase agreement, in a move to bolster the domestic money market and elevate the nation’s sovereign debt status.
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