Indian banks given power to own defaulting companies; Bank Indonesia uses fines and foreign exchange regualtions to tackle declines in rupiah; Hong Kong banks are targeted for Anti-Money-Laundering violations
Hong Kong levels systemically important hammer; PBOC will continue RMB liberalisation apace; RBI scrutinises outsourced cash management for timeliness; Indonesia will open finance, communications, and transport to ...
Regulators in Indonesia are spooked and responding to what they fear is the second coming of the Asian Financial Crisis. Corporates are suffering as a result.
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.
ASEAN+3 go together at the World Bank Annual Meeting to strengthen their Chiang Mai Initiative foreign exchange regime; The CIRC opened a new financing outlet for China's shadow banking through insurance companies; ...
China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) has replaced or eliminated a total of 34 foreign exchange documentary rules; Hong Kong announced several initiatives to position itself as a renminbi trading ...
Australian Fashion Labels’ managing director Dean Flintoft argues that governments and trade associations need to do a better job when it comes to free trade agreements.
As China signs onto an intergovernmental agreement to comply with US FATCA regulations, questions remain about formats and deadlines, but its reach is inescapable.