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Taiwan’s trade repository setting up reporting agreement with DTCC
Taiwan, home to Asia’s first trade repository, is looking to ink a reporting agreement with DTCC
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Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission wants Gretai Securities Market to run an OTC trade repository for all asset classes. The move comes as large dealers fear a proliferation of new repositories in...
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Taiwan's regulators express concern over product approvals
Regulators in Taiwan face criticism for apparent inconsistency over tough new rules on the vetting of structured products. Taiwan's Ministry of Finance and its integrated regulator, the Financial Supervisory Commission, are keen to ensure best-practice...
Participatory notes under scrutiny as they reach peak
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...
Trouble in Taiwan's structured notes market
The reopening of the Taiwan structured notes market in March 2010 saw a flurry of new deals, despite tough new product approval rules. Now the product approval process has ground to a halt, with approval decisions said to be erratic and politically motivated...
Taiwan regulators in tight spot on structured products
Dealers and distributors are crying foul of new product approval processes in Asia. While regulators in Taiwan are not alone in receiving criticism for imposing tough new rules for structured products, Taipei is drawing extra fire for its apparent inconsistency...
Asia-Pacific insurance sector leans further towards structured products...
Taiwan and Malaysia have been at the heart of the latest developments in insurance-based structured products across the Asia-Pacific region. Activity has also increased in South Korea and Japan, while the Philippines offers a new home for product sales...
Taiwanese banks exposed to domestic property and China risks, says Fitch...
Fitch Ratings believes the cost of funding for Taiwanese banks could jump nearly 200 basis points should Taiwan or China property prices fall sharply. The country's banks are also prone to any slowdown in global economic growth.
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The Morgan West Group, a distributor based in South Africa, is offering an opportunity to invest in the Asian markets of Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan, as well as a currency play on the South African rand and the US dollar. The product has a five-year...
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