Asia Regulatory Review: 7 – 14 July 2015 | Issue 260
China - The National People's Congress - China seeks public views on new cyber security law. The top legislature released a draft cyber security law and began soliciting public opinion this [...]
China - The National People's Congress - China seeks public views on new cyber security law. The top legislature released a draft cyber security law and began soliciting public opinion this [...]
China's Mutual Recognition Scheme Draws Applicants Eleven international asset managers have applied to take part in China's mutual recognition of fund scheme as regulations restricting the flow [...]
The Chinese mainland will launch a mutual fund recognition with Hong Kong on July 1, a move that facilitates cross border investment and opens up capital markets. CCTV‘s Cathy Yang filed this [...]
MAS - Consultation Paper on Proposed Enhancements to Resolution Regime for Financial Institutions in Singapore MAS proposes to enhance its resolution regime for financial institutions in [...]
Job opening at ASIFMA: Manager, Policy and Regulatory Affairs To apply, please submit your CV and cover letter to elee@asifma.org. The closing date for application is 3 July 2015.
Mark Austen, CEO of the Asia Securities Industry & Financial Markets Association (ASIFMA), says Asia faces the biggest danger from declining liquidity, which could impact bank lending.
After a lengthy debate, Hong Kong stockbrokers have finally accepted the stock exchange proposal to relaunch an auction system to determine stock closing price.
People's Bank of China publishes RMB Internationalisation Report 2015 | (Chinese Only) The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has published the RMB Internationalisation Report 2015. Although the [...]
G7 leaders set out priorities for 2015. The G7 heads of state and government have issued a joint declaration following the G7 Summit in Germany on 7-8 June 2015.
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