Are A-shares dragging down Hong Kong stocks?
Fund managers debate concerns that Hong Kong’s stock market is beholden to the immaturities of trading in mainland China.
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Regulatory round-up: China crackdown
Brokers prop up China stocks; Safe authorises new players for interbond market; and more.
Money laundering lurks amid small banks, funds
Smaller private banks and hedge funds in Asia are prime targets for money laundering.
QBE unveils new chief to lead Asia Pacific growth
The Sydney-based insurer has appointed Mark Lingafelter to develop the region into a growth engine for QBE group. He will oversee underwriting, distribution and overall management.
HK urged to boost retirement schemes with tax breaks
The city's funds association has tabled proposals which would see savers offered tax incentives and cash rebates in return for higher levels of pension contributions. But the plans face a sceptical public.
Singapore, HK tipped to carve out a fintech niche
Singapore and Hong Kong have the ability to make successful inroads into the financial technology market, backers of the cities say. It follows recent criticism of the cities' regulatory regimes and fintech prospects.
