Asia regulators attack clearing standards, Philippin...

 
 
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Tuesday December 03 2013
 
 
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Asia regulators attack clearing standards
 
Watchdogs warn against application of western standards as regulators assess whether clearing houses in Asia are robust enough for use by European banks
 
 
 
Philippines to give sharia-compliant tag
 
Philippine Stock Exchange to assign companies as sharia-compliant in a bid to persuade Muslim savers in Mindanao province to invest in the Philippines
 
 
UK share settlement to be cut to two days
 
Brussels wants to harmonise European settlement cycles, the period after a trade but before exchange of assets for cash, to a uniform period of two business days
 
 
EU financial reform hits Asia
 
Asian capital markets are not nearly as mature or complex as those in the US or EU, so a one-size-fits-all approach to regulation will not work
 
 
CLS Group completes £160m fundraising
 
World's main service for settling foreign exchange deals taps its 75 bank shareholders for funds to meet new rules for key markets infrastructure
 
 
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