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Securities / Derivatives
Malaysia Regulator Asks Islamic Banks to Reclassify Deposits
21/03/2014
Islamic banking institutions get a transition period of until June next year to reclassify Islamic deposits.
Australia’s Regulator Unveils Report on ‘Corporate Wrongdoing’
21/03/2014
Australian Securities and Investments Commission released a report outlining the penalties for a range of “corporate wrongdoing.”
China to Step Up Reforms in Financial Services to Promote Urbanization
21/03/2014
China’s Ministry of Finance said it will promote urbanization in the country through reforms in taxation, investment policies and financial services.
Australia to Launch Investigation into Foreign Exchange Benchmarks
21/03/2014
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission is preparing to launch an investigation into the potential manipulation of foreign exchange benchmarks by the country’s biggest banks.
China Relaxes Rules for Establishing Rural Banks
20/03/2014
China’s banking regulator plans to simplify administrative procedures for establishing rural commercial banks and credit cooperatives.
SGX to Roll Out New and Revised Order Types for Securities on March 31
20/03/2014
Singapore Exchange (SGX) is rolling out new order types for securities from March 31 to offer market participants greater flexibility to execute trades.
India Plans to Launch Trade Receivables and Credit Exchange for Micro Enterprises
20/03/2014
The Reserve Bank of India plans to set up a trade receivables and credit exchange (TCE) for financing micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs).
S.Korea to Launch Gold Trading Platform to Curb Illegal Trade
20/03/2014
Korea Exchange Inc. will launch a gold trading platform in an attempt to better regulate a market dominated by illegal transactions.
Securities / Derivatives
Philippine Banks Not Complying with FATCA May Face Sanctions
19/03/2014
Philippine banks with US-citizen clients who are non-compliant with US tax rules may face sanctions.
China to Ease Regulation on Financial Leasing
18/03/2014
China is relaxing rules for the country’s financial leasing sector in line with government efforts to introduce more market-oriented reforms in the financial industry.
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