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Singapore Exchange (SGX) has announced changes to retail investors’ ability to buy wholesale bonds following the results consultation paper. -
PwC is predicting another busy year of listings in Hong Kong with 120 companies expected to make their debut. While the number of trades is on a par with last year, the deals' value is expected to drop almost 12%.
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A report from the Commodities Futures Trading Commission on central clearing for non-deliverable forwards warned of possible problems if a mandate is applied incorrectly, urging coordination and standardisation of practices, according to lawyers
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CLS Group will expand its third-party settlement services in Korea following a recent announcement from the Bank of Korea that the central bank is expanding the range of FX transactions eligible for CLS payment-versus-payment settlement to include those of non-bank of financial institutions.
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Malaysia’s domestic bond market could be in for a tough time next year as falling oil prices, rising interest rates and a weaker currency take their toll.
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The Japan Securities Clearing Corporation and its affiliates have been granted time-limited, no-action relief by the US Commodities Futures and Trading Commission to continue to conduct business despite the fact it has not yet been approved as a derivatives clearing organisation.
