RED TAPE ROUNDUP: China-UK establishes RMB currency swap line, Singapore censures banks for trying to rig benchmark interest rates, India alters rules on foreign direct investment.

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RED TAPE ROUNDUP: China-UK establishes RMB currency swap line, Singapore censures banks for trying to rig benchmark interest rates, India alters rules on foreign direct investment.

In this round of recent regulatory news, China approves two foreign banks to sell domestic mutual funds, India softens rules on company share buybacks, Taiwan waives credit rating requirements for companies selling renminbi bonds and Vietnam shifts bond clearing responsibilities to its central bank.

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