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There was a common thread in two new proposals by Malaysian and Indian regulators to reform their respective real estate investment trust regimes. Both countries are looking to increase Reit exposure to under construction or greenfield properties — moves that could give a much-needed boost to the asset class. John Loh reports. -
The Singapore Exchange’s reputation took a beating after its longest ever trading disruption last week, although the incident had minimal impact on equity capital market desks, said bankers.
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Singapore’s authorities are set to take action against multiple banks where they have discovered failings in anti-money laundering controls relating to Malaysia’s scandal-hit investment fund 1MDB.
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The renminbi suffered a setback and was overtaken by the Canadian dollar as the fifth most used currency for payments globally, according to the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication’s (Swift) RMB tracker for June.
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The Indian government is setting aside Rp229.15bn ($3.42bn) in additional funds for the 2016-2017 fiscal year to recapitalise its state-owned banks, according to a Ministry of Finance announcement.
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China gave the first sign that it has started phase two of the renminbi cross-border interbank payment system (CIPS) with Bank of China Hong Kong (BOCHK) becoming the first offshore direct participant last week.
