China securities regulatory commission (csrc)
China looks to offshore ETFs
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Source: Structured Products
China’s vast pool of domestic savings has so far been invested internally, but the launch of exchange-traded funds linked to international shares could be a sign that this is about to change. Justin...
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
New World Bank report sees flaws in China's regulatory system
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China's financial regulation 'needs improvement'
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
The World Bank's first assessment of the financial sector in China finds inadequacies in its regulation
CSRC’s Shang takes over from Liu at CBRC; industry veterans selected...
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Source: Asia Risk
A round of new chairships was completed in October across three Chinese financial regulators in a move that saw the heads of two Chinese state-owned commercial banks promoted to lead the securities and insurance regulators
Asia Risk Congress 2011: Clashes with CFOs more likely as CRO role gains...
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Source: Asia Risk
The role of a chief risk officer (CRO) is becoming increasingly relevant at institutions in Asia – sometimes creating friction with the CFO. And Chinese CROs face additional challenges, according to participants at an Asia Risk Congress 2011 CRO roundtable...
Challenges ahead for access derivatives in Asian markets
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Source: Asia Risk
The demise of participatory notes and other access derivatives has long been predicted amid regulatory clampdowns and permission increasingly being given to investors to access markets directly. Funding issues have also caused headaches for swaps issuers...
New central securities company to facilitate short selling in China
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Source: Asia Risk
One of China's leading securities houses sees a bright future for domestic investment banks developing hedge fund-like trading businesses, once securities short-selling is further liberalised on the mainland through the establishment of a central securities...
CSRC rules make it hard to tackle China ETF premium and tracking error...
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Source: Asia Risk
The China Securities Regulatory Commission plans to ban qualified foreign institutional investors from using their approved quota to use onshore stock index futures for structuring derivatives offshore. What impact will this have for exchange-traded funds...
CBRC chief adviser Sheng brands financial engineering ‘a cancer’
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Source: Asia Risk
Andrew Sheng, a veteran regulator who acts as a chief adviser to China’s top banking regulator, believes ‘creative destruction’ needs to take place when financial engineering goes beyond an optimal level, as it did in 2007-2008.
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