Britain and South Korea have agreed to help boost investment in financial technology companies, a move expected to hasten blockchain’s arrival in the mainstream.
*Chongqing and Singapore to seal deals worth $1.6 bln under third X-border initiative
*Indonesia eyes CCP establishment for derivatives by 2018
*China eases FTZ investment rules
The Republican and Democratic parties are taking different stands on the future of the Dodd-Frank Act, but the bottom line is they are both publicly targeting Wall Street.
Singapore and Australia have agreed to aid innovation by allowing their fintech companies to open talks with potential customers in each other's countries, but companies should educate themselves on new technology ...
*Safe lifts time restrictions on converting renminbi
*Malaysia and Australia combine for fintech
*Malaysia introduces new method for USD/MYR spot fixing
*FASB announces accounting rule update