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The People's Bank of China cut the renminbi benchmark lending and deposit rates, while further liberalising market limits; The State Bank of Vietnam’s raised the USD/VND exchange rate; India's new electronic Know ...
With the US IRS making FATCA registration and GIIN data public, compliance consultants are building business intelligence databases that CFOs and treasurers might be interested in.
China has further simplified outbound and inbound investment regulation in China; Alibaba has been "ordered" out of Taiwan for disguising Chinese ownership of its Taiwan entity; The Reserve Bank of India has ...
Hong Kong financial secretary John Tsang sketched out plans announced in 2013 to make the city more attractive for China and regional treasury centres.
China's State Administration of Taxation has broadened its definition of 'Chinese taxable property'; The Securities and Exchange Commission issued hedging disclosure policy rules for US-listed companies; and the ...
The China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) issued draft rules intended to curb entrusted loans; Indonesia's legislature intends to continue to cap foreign banks, while seeking lower capital requirements in ...
BI levels hedging requirements, foreign asset pledges, and minimum credit ratings on corporate foreign debt in Indonesia; HKMA implemented two new initiatives increasing RMB liquidity measures in the territory.
HK will outline community-influenced policies to attract more treasury centres to the city in the coming year, including tax incentives and benefits for treasurers as net lenders.
The OECD released a full version of the global standard for the exchange of tax information between governments, a development that will influence new FATCA requirements.