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By Joe Marsh | 13 June 2011
The Bangkok-based Association of Investment Management Companies is optimistic about having a self-regulatory organisation in place by early next year, but some fund managers ...
By Joe Marsh | 24 March 2011
Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand are working on harmonising regulations for an 'Asean Ucits' scheme, initially for ETFs, says Pravej Ongartsittigul of Thailand’...
By Joe Marsh | 19 January 2010
Plans to open up the country’s financial markets will make it easier to sell a wider range of products, including offshore funds, locally.
By Liz Mak | 8 April 2008
A memorandum of understanding signed with the Securities & Exchange Commission in the US makes it the fifth market in which Chinese banks can invest.
By Andrew Peck | 25 July 2007
The Ministry of Commerce increases the international investment limit for insurance companies operating in Thailand.
By Andrew Peck | 12 July 2007
Phillip Asset Management brings the number of players to 21.
By Simon Osborne | 4 July 2007
US regulators and Congress strive to keep their influence and position of relevance over the hedge fund industry.
By Andrew Peck | 5 June 2007
Move aimed at further developing Thailand’s securities lending market.
By Andrew Peck | 28 May 2007
SEC to rule on debenture investments, while also poised to enhance offshore investing.
By Kamni Bharwani | 3 December 2004
David Goldstein, New York-based partner at White & Case says the SEC''s new regulations may discourage boutique Asian hedge fund managers from marketing to the US.
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