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The commission has launched an appeal against a not guilty verdict for Liang Jiang on 13 market manipulation charges during a six-month period in the 2008 global financial crisis.
By Leigh Powell | 10 January 2012
Fund houses and banks are readying products for China's renminbi qualified foreign institutional investor programme, due for launch this month.
By Leanne Wang | 15 December 2011
Hong Kong SFC chief Ashley Alder offers a fresh perspective on the fundamental debates taking place among peers as a result of the 2008 global financial crisis.
By Leigh Powell | 2 November 2011
Hong Kong’s securities regulator continues to follow a tough line with rule-breakers by penalising Solomon Independent Financial Advisors.
By Joe Marsh | 14 October 2011
What do asset managers want to see from Ashley Alder, the newly unveiled CEO of Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission?
By Joe Marsh | 3 October 2011
Assets under management in Hong Kong's private-banking non-funds business and retail products saw particularly strong growth in 2010, according to the annual SFC survey.
By Joe Marsh | 21 July 2011
The territory's Securities and Futures Commission will appeal last week's decision not to freeze the assets of the US hedge fund.
By Joe Marsh | 18 July 2011
Anna Wong recently joined the advisory committee of Hong Kong's Securities & Futures Commission. She wants to balance protection for the securities industry with economic growth.
By Leigh Powell | 15 July 2011
The bank agrees to repurchase market-linked and equity-linked notes issued between March 2007 and June 2008 for 80% of total value, estimated at $136 million overall.
By Leigh Powell | 11 July 2011
The regulator says Merrill failed to assess the objectives of investors. It also fines Core Pacific-Yamaichi International (HK) over the sale of Lehman-related structured products.
By Leigh Powell | 13 May 2011
The Hong Kong SFC's chief executive acknowledges the benefits of additional trading venues, but raises concern over whether diverse platforms can be accessible in a non-discrimi...
By Leigh Powell | 23 March 2011
Big-ticket funds are on the rise in the territory as the number of smaller firms shrinks, according to the Securities and Futures Commission.
By Yvonne Chan | 14 March 2011
Financial firms will have more flexibility to assess professional investors under the amended Professional Investor Rules introduced by Hong Kong's Securities and Futures ...
By Leanne Wang | 25 February 2011
Brokers have been asked to identify transactions that have been crossed from alternative trading systems onto Hong Kong's exchange, with a view to improving data transparency.
By Joe Marsh | 18 February 2011
Martin Wheatley is set to return to the UK next June after six years at the Securities and Futures Commission in Hong Kong. The industry offers universal acclaim of his two ...
By Leigh Powell | 9 December 2010
Martin Wheatley, chief executive of Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission, evaluates the architecture of regulation.
By Simon Osborne | 27 October 2010
The number of firms or individuals holding a licence from the Securities and Futures Commission has exceeded the previous record set in November 2008.
By Joe Marsh | 17 August 2010
The Securities and Futures Commission’s new 35-strong committee reads like a who’s who of the territory’s investment industry.
By Joe Marsh | 11 August 2010
The Chinese asset manager launches a fixed-income renminbi fund that is set to be the first of many such vehicles.
By Joe Marsh | 10 August 2010
The regulator has resolved compliance breaches with the leveraged FX trading firm, following complaints dating back to 2000.
By Joe Marsh | 3 August 2010
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US dollar
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Japanese yen
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Aussie dollar
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Singapore dollar
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Chinese renminbi
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None of the above; gold
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Asian Investor Magazine
AsianInvestor
February, 2012