Asia Regulatory Review: 9 – 16 July 2013 | Issue 162
CRSC announces rise to total investment quota of QFII regime and further expansion of RQFII pilot regime to Singapore and London | (Chinese Only) | (English Article) The China Securities [...]
CRSC announces rise to total investment quota of QFII regime and further expansion of RQFII pilot regime to Singapore and London | (Chinese Only) | (English Article) The China Securities [...]
ASIFMA supports continued bond market reform in China. ASIFMA, a sell-side trade association, believes that in numerous respects, China's bond markets fall short of international norms, and as [...]
Chinese banking system stable, says regulator. China's banking system is stable, despite ongoing fears of a "credit crunch" spooking financial markets, according to the country's top regulator. [...]
Liquidity at 'Reasonable Level,' PBOC Says | (Chinese) | (English News Release). The central bank has urged banks to control risks from credit expansion amid a growing liquidity crunch. The [...]
Commission extends deadline for ESMA’s equivalence work under EMIR. The European Commission today, in a letter sent to ESMA, extended the deadlines for ESMA’s advice on the equivalence of [...]
GFMA have released three papers on their views of extraterritoriality: GFMA Paper Detailing Extraterritoriality Issues in US and EU. GFMA Views on the Impact of EU Extraterritorial Legislation [...]
Korea to implement Basel III capital regulations from December 2013. The Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) has announced that Korea has finalised its version of the Basel III banking capital [...]
BoJ board members raise Kuroda policy ‘contradictions’. Bank of Japan board members have pointed to “contradictions” in the central bank’s aggressive easing policy, according to minutes of an [...]
SIFMA Announces Former Senator Judd A. Gregg as New CEO and Appoints Kenneth E. Bentsen, Jr. as President The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) today announced the [...]
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