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Andrew Bailey, CEO of the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), on Thursday backed calls for deference espoused by US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) chair Christopher Giancarlo, in a speech at the Eurofi Financial forum in Vienna. -
China’s market regulator has released the first set of proposed rules for the long-talked-about London-Shanghai Stock Connect — but whether it represents a real opening up or simply a political manoeuvre is yet to be seen. Jonathan Breen and Paolo Danese report.
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The chairman of the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), Christopher Giancarlo, has apologised for the past imposition of US swaps rules on foreign territories, calling it an “over-expansive assertion of jurisdiction”.
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Singapore’s United Overseas Bank and Shanghai Pudong Development Bank have agreed to work together on financing Belt and Road-related activities.
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A group of investors have taken Snap, the photo messaging company beloved by millennials, to court in California, alleging they were misled during the IPO process. They have filed a motion to have the case made into a class action suit, which might mean that it will rumble on for years at the company’s expense.
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Two global initiatives aiming to improve transparency in markets have announced a partnership to link codes that identify market participants and the financial instruments they trade.
