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The International Islamic Financial Market held a meeting on Sunday, December 11, to review its completed documentation initiatives and their implementation by the market – in particular the tahawwut (hedging) master agreement.
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Legislation aimed at facilitating the establishment of South Korea’s central clearing counterparty is expected to be passed by the country’s parliament early next year, according to officials familiar with the process.
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The Swiss Structured Product Association has slammed the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority after the regulator issued a report on Friday that concluded that current regulation does not sufficiently protect structured product investors in the country.
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The State Administration of Foreign Exchange, China’s chief fx market regulator, could start varying the range of currencies it allows for exchange with the onshore renminbi sometime next year, approving more options against a greater number of currencies.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority’s influential Securities and Markets Stakeholder Group has called for radical changes to the way physical and synthetic exchange-traded funds are regulated.
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Hong Kong’s Legislative Council has rejected changes to the Securities and Futures (Professional Investor) Rules that aimed at introducing amendments to improve protection for investors in structured products.
