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Investment banks have recently been selling complex derivative products, in large sizes, to unsuspecting widows and orphans.
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The Hong Kong government will be working with mainland authorities to launch a stock link with Shenzhen and to increase its RQFII quota, Hong Kong financial secretary John Tsang said in the annual budget speech. -
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) signalled on Thursday a plan to reduce sharply its global presence, including taking an axe to its Asia Pacific business. The decision marks the end of a torrid time for the bank since the global financial crisis, during which its Asia franchise has been steadily chipped away, writes Narae Kim.
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One month after giving the green light to Pakistan’s first real estate investment trust (Reit), the country’s Securities and Exchange Commission has released a comprehensive list of regulations to govern the structure. Market watchers believe the move will help speed up the listing process for Reits, while also providing issuers with more clarity on what is required of them.
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Royal Bank of Scotland’s CEO Ross McEwan announced on Thursday plans to shrink its investment bank over the next four years, while remaining a top three firm in various markets.
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Mizuho could expand its US coverage, debt capital markets, loan capital markets and syndicate on the back of its purchase of an asset portfolio from Royal Bank of Scotland.
