*China outlines reserves rule for foreign bank FX trading
*GMFA objects to proposed Basel III revisions on cash pooling
*Singapore confirms steps against financial cybercrime
Taiwan’s financial regulator has put on hold consideration of a proposal to empower banks to check borrowers’ derivatives transaction histories before offering credit.
Indonesian accounting bodies have reaffirmed their commitment to fully converge with international reporting standards, but a lack of qualified accountants in the country could pose problems.
*Safe regulates capital outflow for inter-bank bond investment
*Thailand plans reporting exemptions for foreign issuers
*CFTC adopts X-border approach for uncleared swaps
*Indonesia moves to full IFRS convergence
Safe eases FX restrictions; FASB proposes changes in restricted cash standards; PBoC expands X-border financing management nationwide; Korea offers tax incentives for R&D; China replaces business tax with VAT; US Fed ...
China suspends registry of all financial related companies; China to legislate credit law to crack down on defaults; CBRC asks banks to inspect bills of exchange; Taiwan ups ante on FX clearing; Japan FSA and CPAAOB ...
US plans to curb tax inversions; Safe to conduct more intensive inspections on illegal FX transactions; Taiwan may include anti- tax evasion clauses; Indonesia spearheads financial liberalisation; and much more…
The People's Bank of China (PBOC) reportedly drafts rules for 'Tobin tax' on FX transactions; South Korea’s FSC announces plans for corporate restructuring; The PBOC considers allowing banks to swap debt for equity; ...