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The Vietnam government’s prized stakes in 10 firms are up for grabs, as the state looks to sell down its holdings in the country’s largest dairy producer, a telecommunications firm and an insurer among others.
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The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) is fine-tuning its rules for IPOs of mineral, oil and gas exploration or extraction (MOG) firms, following in the footsteps of several bourses in the region. The proposal brings Malaysia closer to international standards for MOG listings, but has elicited mixed responses from industry participants, writes John Loh. -
Hong Kong and London’s futures and commodities exchanges have singed a pact to develop a trading link between Hong Kong Futures Exchange (HKFE) and the London Metal Exchange (LME), alongside a clearing link to be called the London-Hong Kong Connect.
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Credit Suisse is boosting its presence in Asia Pacific as part of a global overhaul of its operations, with the bank’s strong performance in the region leading to record results for the first nine months of the year.
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Crédit Agricole has agreed to pay fines totalling $787.3m after admitting to transferring funds for clients subject to US sanctions.
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The Bank of England’s new stress testing plan for big UK banks will set a higher capital hurdle than last year’s test — an average of 6.3% instead of the 4.5% in this year’s test. Individual banks will have different bars to clear, based on adding on their Pillar 2A capital requirements and big bank buffers.
