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The Taiwan Stock Exchange Corp (TWSE) took steps this week to repair years of anaemic trading on its stock market. It faces an uphill battle, however, as Taiwanese investors are jumping on the A-share bandwagon, draining liquidity from the country's volume-poor market. -
Korea’s financial regulator will select the country’s first domestic systematically important banks (D-SIBs) later this year as it announces the timetable for implementing regulations that will require lenders to hold a higher level of capital.
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Robert Jenkins chose the venue and your columnist greedily accepted. Though not exactly on the bucket list, the thought of eating Reform Club chops in the place they were first served was enough of a draw. This meaty treat of lamb coated with breadcrumbs, parsley and chopped ham, was created by the club’s first chef, Alexis Soyer. He was the Gordon Ramsey of his day, without the expletives.
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Global asset manager Vanguard has followed up the decision by FTSE Russell to begin including Chinese A-shares in its emerging markets indices with an announcement on June 2 that it will give A-shares an initial 5.6% weighting in its Vanguard Emerging Markets Stock Index Fund.
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Dubai Gold & Commodities Exchange (DGCX) is planning to offer renminbi derivatives by Q3 2015. The exchange recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Bank of China (BoC) and a separate agreement with the China Futures Association (CFA).
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Reorient Group's share price spiked more than 151% on the back of news that a Jack Ma-linked private equity fund has acquired a stake in the boutique investment bank.
