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Market participants will be required to report disputes in over-the-counter derivatives contracts via a European Market Infrastructure Regulation web portal hosted by the U.K. Financial Conduct Authority next week.
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Trade repositories in Singapore could have a competitive advantage in the region after the European Securities and Markets Authority set out technical advice on equivalence for third country trade repositories between the Singapore and European regimes, but did not publish similar equivalence guidelines for trade repositories in Hong Kong, according to lawyers. ESMA stated that while Hong Kong is finalizing its own clearing rules, advice on equivalence with Europe cannot be established.
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Distributors of structured products and funds in Australia are hoping upcoming revision of the Future of Financial Advice reforms by the new government will promote greater volume in their industry.
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In this week’s round up of offshore renminbi news, the Shanghai free trade zone officially launches, Hong Kong sees RMB deposits rise, and officials from Hong Kong and London promote the renminbi’s internationalisation.
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The Korea Exchange will divide membership of its over-the-counter derivatives clearinghouse into two categories, which will see foreign entities allowed to access the CCP indirectly as customers via Korea-based brokers.
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The financial hub of China opens a 28-square-kilometre sliver of land to banks, companies and investors, with those setting up representation inside being promised various perks.
