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Swap stabilisers
The economic picture has become markedly gloomier for many of Asia's economies in the past three months, with a slowdown in the city states of Hong Kong and Singapore, as well as major Asian economies...
The Hong Kong market is undergoing a massive shift in the type of products that are distributed as investors opt for simple, short-dated, capital-protected investments because of uncertainty about long-term...
The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has postponed the approval of structured retail note documentation, but issuers who possess active equity-linked investment programmes (ELIs) can still...
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Citic Pacific hit by target redemption forwards
Mining and manufacturing company Citic Pacific has informed shareholders its financial results will be affected by losses from leveraged foreign-exchange contracts including target redemption forwards. The losses have prompted the Hong Kong Securities...
SG CIB lobbies Hong Kong regulator for backtesting
Societe Generale is in discussions with Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) in order to highlight the importance of backtesting as an important information pool investors can draw on when making an investment decision. The practice is...
Reaching out
Hong Kong has been at the cutting edge of the structured products revolution over the past five years, seeing a wave of innovative and complex notes and funds sold to retail investors. However, sizeable losses on so-called accumulator products in recent...
Losing lustre
Investors in Asia were hit with massive losses on so-called accumulator products earlier this year, causing concern among the region's regulators. How have dealers and investors responded to these losses? By John Ferry
HKMA issues further AML guidance
Hong Kong regulator provides advice on customer due diligence and proof of addresses
Defining the boundaries
Him Chuan Lim, Basel II programme director at DBS Bank in Singapore, talks to Ellen Davis about operational risk's complex relationship with both credit risk and market risk
Hong Kong issues guidelines on disclosure
HK clarifies on banking disclosure rules
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