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Asia plays catch-up on CCPs
While European and US regulators blaze a trail in over-the-counter derivatives reform, Asian supervisors have been much more circumspect. Some are now exploring the use of central clearing but many are...
Proposed changes to the superannuation industry in Australia are likely to help beef up the country's small insurance product market, including acting as a catalyst for the take-up of products such as...
Sector faces major shake-up by Australian government’s focus on quality of investor advice
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Coming of age
As Australia braces itself for a shift to a fee-for-service regime for financial advisers, low-cost, relatively transparent products such as exchange-traded funds look set to flourish. Wietske Blees reports
Tipping point?
The global financial crisis has demonstrated the Australian credit default swap market is more liquid than its counterparts in the rest of Asia. Nonetheless, Australian investors have failed to take advantage of large arbitrage opportunities and the market...
Australia infrastructure changes may reduce role of PPP as inflation...
Private sector calls on Australian government to underwrite payments for PPP projects
Eurozone sovereign CDS spreads widen amid continuing contagion fears
Widening continues on eurozone CDS spreads as Australian banks feel the pinch from the Greek debt crisis
Australian advisory business faces major shake-up
The Australian financial advisory sector is in for a shake-up, as the government has moved to clamp down on remuneration structures that are currently said to jeopardise the quality of advice provided to Australian investors. The Future of Financial Advice...
Australian RMBS market show signs of recovery
After taking a heavy battering during the global financial crisis, the outlook for Australian residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) is beginning to improve, market participants told the Australian Fixed Income Forum 2010, hosted by Asia Risk,...
Australian Fixed Income Forum 2010: Aussie securitisation market shows...
The Australian securitisation market is looking more positive, but remains a far way off the 2006/2007 heights, according to panellists at the Australian Fixed Income Forum 2010, held by Asia Risk in Sydney today. "While the securitisation market is...
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