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Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp has merged its two subsidiaries in the Mainland — OCBC Bank (China) and Wing Hang Bank (China) — in a bid to comply with the country’s single presence policy for foreign lenders.
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The Singapore Exchange (SGX) is planning to create a separate subsidiary that will assume all of its front-line regulatory functions, as the bourse looks to separate its commercial and regulatory roles. -
The Singapore Exchange (SGX) reopened for trading on Friday after a hardware glitch forced it to shut down for half of Thursday, in what was the longest trading disruption ever experienced by the bourse.
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China is continuing its push to establish the renminbi as an investment currency by opening up its private fund industry to wholly foreign-owned firms. While this is likely to spark plenty of interest, market participants said foreign asset managers need to be ready to launch even before registering for a licence.
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The UK’s insurance industry could be co-opted to help some of the most vulnerable countries on earth, if a plan for foreign aid bonds gets off the ground. The instruments could also help London in its quest to become a centre for catastrophe bonds, a project announced in last year’s UK budget.
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The proposed merger of the London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Börse looks set to allow Frankfurt to prise euro swaps clearing away from London, amid rising expectations that regulators will require the combined entity to move euro business back within the eurozone.
