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Extraterritorial EU legislation likely to be ‘particularly onerous’...
Extraterritorial aspects of European legislation such as Emir likely to be keenly felt by Asian firms, says Asifma
Equity long/short hedge funds pick up momentum as commodity strategies continue to falter. Performance drops for emerging market strategies after strong 2012 performance with India the biggest loser
Indian reticence over Emir steps up pressure on EC equivalency regime
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Indian hedge funds barred from investing in currency derivatives to...
Sebi bans the newly formed local hedge fund industry from forex and commodity derivatives to curb speculation in these markets.
EU equivalence requirements set to hit trade with India
India has no plans to become an equivalent country under EU regulations on financial services. India’s decision is likely to foreshadow problems with other emerging countries trading with the EU
High-frequency trading no threat to financial markets, regulators find
A slew of Asian regulators have looked into high-frequency trading prompted by concerns over computer-driven market manipulation. But little evidence of its negative impact has been found
Emir forcing European banks in Asia to consider the local subsidiary...
With Esma recognition for various Asian CCPs wholly uncertain at this point, European banks operating in the region face a stark strategic choice to stay in some markets
Talent fuels growth of Asian hedge fund industry
Talented hedge fund managers are emerging in Asia and more capital is being deployed in the region. Edward Moon, CIO in Singapore for Woori Absolute Partners, talks about Asia’s hedge fund industry
Swap futures margins may be underestimating risk exposures
A difference in margin approach between swaps and futures may mean the latter are not assessed on their level of riskiness
Regulatory certainty required for Basel III bond uptake in India
Indian banks are in need of regulatory compliant capital instruments – but domestic investors are wary
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