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Singapore Exchange Launches Clearing of Non-Deliverable Interest Rate Swaps
07/04/2014
Singapore Exchange has launched the clearing of Non-Deliverable Interest Rate Swaps in Malaysian Ringgit and Thai Baht.
Australian Prudential Regulator Seeks More Flexibility in Regulatory Function
07/04/2014
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority seeks increased independence from the government or parliament to effectively regulate the banking, superannuation and life insurance industries.
Securities / Derivatives
Philippine Central Bank Eyes Conduits in Banks’ Loans to SMEs
07/04/2014
Philippine regulators plan to establish conduits that can help banks comply with mandatory lending rules to small businesses.
China Regulator Allows Shenzhen IPO Hopefuls Explore Shanghai Listing
04/04/2014
The China Securities Regulatory Commission is allowing companies with application to go public on the Shenzhen board to explore a Shanghai listing.
Securities / Derivatives
Taiwan Regulator Allows Use of Dual-Currency Credit Cards
04/04/2014
The Financial Supervisory Commission has relaxed rules on credit card use, allowing banks to issue dual-currency credit cards to clients.
Basel Committee Finalises Counterparty Credit Risk Exposure Method
04/04/2014
The Basel Committee has finalised a new approach for measuring counterparty credit-risk exposures.
HKEx, China Bourse in Talks on Mutual Market Access
03/04/2014
Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing said it is in talks to boost cooperation with mainland counterparts on mutual access, but no agreement has been reached.
Australian Banks Seek to Widen Money Laundering Net
03/04/2014
Justice Minister Michael Keenan has assured banks that they will not be “overregulated” despite tougher laws to counter money laundering and terror financing.
Securities / Derivatives
Philippine Govt Agency Seeks to Lift Bank Secrecy Law for Tax Purposes
03/04/2014
The Bureau of Internal Revenue stressed the need to lift the bank secrecy law for tax purposes to bring the Philippines in line with countries establishing a single and consistent global standard in tracking tax fraud.
Singapore Consults on Plan to Launch Asia’s First Electricity Futures
01/04/2014
The Singapore Exchange (SGX) plans to launch the first electricity futures in Asia and is consulting the public on rules and details that will govern the proposed power contracts.
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