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The HKMA scraps renminbi clearing bank requirements for repo transactions; Korean regulator promises lower foreign bank barriers; Safe reforms foriegn debt policies for non-Chinese MNCs.
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 ...
The Reserve Bank of India issued guidelines for its new receivables discounting system; Russia passes laws protecting in-country financial services, such as auditing; Thailand's issues new capital registration rules.
The People's Bank of China issued a consultation paper on its deposit insurance scheme; Macau, Cambodia, and the Philippines will be treated as FATCA compliant, sign new IGAs; Australia will delay its Real Time Gross ...
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 ...
The People's Bank of China launches RMB/EUR trading; the Hong Kong financial system weathers protests; and the Reserve Bank of India consults on new regulatory philosophy.
As China signs onto an intergovernmental agreement to comply with US FATCA regulations, questions remain about formats and deadlines, but its reach is inescapable.
China and the US have negotiated an in substance agreement to exchange information in compliance with FATCA; meanwhile, Korea has implemented FATCA compliance rules; and Shanghai has opened up restricted industries ...
Nobuo Mori, managing director of AlixPartners’ financial advisory services group, gives his input on common transfer pricing issues in Asia-Pacific and how to avoid being entangled with the tax bureau.