ASIFMA in the News

Singapore’s private banks are coming under scrutiny for earning bonuses by selling risky debt, as the city sees an unprecedented wave of defaults. The central bank says an industry group is [...]

HONG KONG - An investment channel linking the stock exchanges in Shenzhen and Hong Kong is slated to open in the coming months, nearly two years after the launch of a similar link between [...]

The future of capitalism’s Asian citadel is far from certain as Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges gain ground.

Electronic trading aims to fill gap that traditional market makers have left.

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong’s markets regulator has taken the first step to introduce rules that would force stock brokers to disclose the individual identities of investors making equities [...]

ASIFIMA's Mark Austen and "The Coming Collapse of China" author Gordon Chang discuss if China's capital outflows are a cause for concern.

India wants foreign investors to fund infrastructure projects via so-called masala bonds but have key ingredients missing.

European banking authorities have diluted ‘currency mismatch’ haircut rules in forthcoming non-cleared derivatives legislation – but the bigger issue remains that traders still don’t know if they [...]

February 29: Anupriya Nair is in a panel discussion with Geoff Lewis of Manulife, Mark Austen of ASIFMA and Bob Parket of Credit Suisse to get a sense of as to what FIIs want from FM Arun Jaitley.

Sinosteel postponed its interest payment on a 2 billion yuan bond.

China is facing calls to bring back an instrument to fight bad loans it had deemed too dangerous after the global financial crisis: debt tied to failed assets.