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The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation is teaming up with Korea Exchange (KRX) to build a trade repository solution in Korea. -
The London Stock Exchange is set to begin offering weekly options that will be based on the FTSE 100 stock index, in what it said is a first-of-its-kind launch in the UK listed derivatives market.
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China Securities Regulatory Commission has flagged concerns at the trend of overseas-listed Chinese companies returning to the Mainland for A-share IPOs and the increased use of shell companies for such floats.
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P&M NotebookMore bank results, more cuts, and less business; the last holiday-shortened week brought plenty of changes to the industry.
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BNP Paribas could let go of up to 40 people in its Asia cash equities unit, affecting about 20% of the division's workforce in the region, as it seeks a buffer against the continued soft patch in the market.
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JP Morgan has found itself in the spotlight for becoming the first global bank to have its IPO application returned by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange since the regulator tightened the screws on listings two years ago.
