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Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission has slapped Quam Capital with a HK$800,000 ($103,135) fine for failing to discharge its duties as a sponsor on Gayety Holdings’ IPO in July 2011. -
Tullett Prebon has entered an agreement to buy Creditex’s US hybrid voice broking business from Intercontinental Exchange.
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Tradition has entered a strategic partnership with LMRKTS to execute and compress foreign exchange forwards contracts.
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Indian start-ups are set to receive a boost as the country’s market regulator has proposed a series of changes to improve the process of raising funds on the institutional trading platform (ITP).
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In this round-up, growing Singapore-Chongqing ties, RMB qualified foreign institutional investor (RQFII) adds Singapore entity, and Bank of China’s RMB Index sees an uptick in May. Plus, a recap of GlobalRMB’s coverage this week.
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The London Stock Exchange will launch an online private placement platform later this year, hoping to standardise and streamline access to the debt markets for some of Europe's SMEs, and replace "old fashioned" platforms like the Euro PP market. But bankers and lawyers working in Europe's existing private debt markets question the future of the new initiative, writes Silas Brown.
