Asia Regulatory Review: 21 – 28 April 2015 | Issue 249
South Korea Financial Services Commision outlines Policy Direction for Capital Market Reform. The Financial Services Commission outlined its policy direction and key tasks to push forward [...]
South Korea Financial Services Commision outlines Policy Direction for Capital Market Reform. The Financial Services Commission outlined its policy direction and key tasks to push forward [...]
The FSB's consultation on total loss-absorbing capacity is the last significant piece of post-crisis reform.
China mulls draft law to ease regulation on securities. Administrative examinations and approvals in stock issuance may be abolished, according to a draft amendment read by the top legislature. [...]
Stock reform allows investors up to 20 accounts. Investors will no longer be restricted to only one stock account in China's A-share market and each can have up to 20 accounts, the managing [...]
HONG KONG, April 2 (Reuters) - U.S. and European investor groups have called for the Indian government to urgently clarify its tax regime for foreigners, following surprise attempts by tax [...]
Foreign bond investors face up to $8 billion in new retroactive taxes; potentially reversing Modi's efforts to attract investment in fixed income markets.
China issues rules on bank deposit insurance scheme. Beijing took a key step towards drastic reform of the mainland's banking sector as the cabinet published rules governing the deposit [...]
ASIFMA adds ECM Documents on Resources Page. ASIFMA has started posting documents aimed at streamlining documentation processes for ECM professionals. Documents posted include Secondary Block [...]
Export-Import Bank of India (India Exim) priced a landmark transaction this week, raising $500m from the country's first dollar-denominated green bond.
ASIFMA expresses sincere condolences on the passing of Singapore's first Prime Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew. Mr Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's founding father, died on March 23 at the age of 91. He was [...]
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