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Amias Berman seeks HK licence, gets international one
Amias Berman, a fixed-income advisory, origination and brokerage firm formed earlier this year, is seeking approval from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission to begin Hong Kong operations. The...
In its proposed handbook on unlisted structured products, Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has made certain things very clear. The extraordinarily long and detailed handbook, which...
On September 25, Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) issued a ‘Consultation Paper on the Proposals to Enhance Protection for the Investing Public’, asking for increased disclosure...
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HSBC appoints Chan to lead listed products and wealth in Asia
Keith Chan has been appointed as head of listed products sales and wealth management sales at HSBC Global Markets. Chan will manage the listed product business in Asia-Pacific, with a particular focus on developing HSBC as a top issuer for listed warrant...
Asia comes of age
Dealers are increasingly offering exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to retail investors to give them access to asset classes and instruments traditionally not available to them. At the same time, regional exchanges are trying to bolster their ETF business....
Investors should force Hong Kong regulatory reform, says legislator
Ronny Tong, a former barrister and member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong (LegCo), believes Hong Kong should establish a unified regulatory body instead of its current multi-pronged structure. But he believes this could be a long time coming....
Best in Hong Kong - HSBC
In a year that saw hundreds of investors take to the streets to protest about the mis-selling of Lehman Brothers-linked notes, HSBC managed to sidestep the controversy and continue issuing a full range of structured product
MAS bans 10 over Lehman-linked notes
SINGAPORE - The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has banned 10 financial institutions from selling structured notes in the country after they failed to comply with notices in the sale of certain credit-linked instruments between April 2006 and July...
Investors should force Hong Kong regulatory reform, says legislator
Ronny Tong, a former barrister and member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong (LegCo), believes Hong Kong should replace its various financial regulators with a unified regulatory body. But he told a Hong Kong Investment Funds Association luncheon...
Banks sign agreement to buy back Lehman minibonds
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and 16 distributing banks reached agreement this July on the terms for the repurchase of Lehman Brothers' minibonds from customers. Publicly, bankers say this is a good...
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