The law as it stands will impact Asia-based mutual funds in unforeseen ways, warns trade body ICI Global.
Tilman Lueder, head of asset management at the commission’s directorate for financial services, sees a need to consult Asian regulators over Ucits rules as these tighten ...
Last year’s rule changes will continue to have global implications, but regulators need to beware the impact of their work is not fewer clients served by fewer bankers ...
Hong Kong SFC chief Ashley Alder says there has been a radical change in regulatory attitude since the 2008 crisis, meaning global industry cooperation is now key.
Asia's financial institutions should take advantage of an unusually open playing field, says Tony Tan of Singapore's Government Investment Corporation.
But there is still much discussion over the form those rules should take in Asia.
Regulators should tighten rules for hedge funds and money-market funds, says Karl Dasher, global head of fixed income at Schroder Investment Management.
The proposal comes as the State Council concludes its test run of private-equity funds and issues four more licenses to firms with onshore investments.
"More trust" is needed if Hong Kong''s insurance industry is to mature, says CIB.