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The country’s A-share IPO market reopened in January after 15 months of suspension. But despite making promises of a free market, the China Securities Regulatory Commission quickly began to tinker with the process. Its interference is hindering the country’s equity market development. -
The Bank of Italy’s efforts to get Italian banks ready for supervision by the ECB has crushed Intesa’s 2013 P&L, as the bank follows the same strategy as peer UniCredit in taking a huge impairment in the final quarter to clean its balance sheet for the impending asset quality review and stress test double-whammy.
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China’s hands-on approach to IPO reform shows commitment, but if the regulator does not stop changing the goalposts, it will risk confusing and damaging the market, say commentators.
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Nick Johnson is to become JP Morgan’s head of equity capital markets for Asia Pacific, as former head Jeff Zajkowski moves to New York to become co-head of ECM for the Americas, amid a global reshuffle.
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Hong Kong is coming to grips with a new IPO regime as the city switched to a public filing system on April 1, transforming it into one of the region's most transparent markets.
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The CEE Stock Exchange Group has cut its settlement period for trades to the standard T+2, in keeping with practice across Europe, as it looks to challenge Warsaw Stock Exchange's dominance in the region.
