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Taiwan Green Lights CS Retail Structure

Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission’s Insurance Bureau has given the go-ahead for Credit Suisse to issue a new retail structured instrument onshore.

  • 20 May 2010

--Daniel Flatt

Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission’s Insurance Bureau has given the go-ahead for Credit Suisse to issue a new retail structured instrument onshore. It is the first offering to be given approval since regulations came in last year to guard against the mis-selling of structured notes in Taiwan. A ...

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