ASIFMA in the News

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.

The Asia Securities Industry & financial Markets Association (ASIFMA) has picked Gene Kim as its new chairman of the board of directors.