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Different financial rules hinder Covid-19 response
HONG KONG: Banks' obligations to keep cash ‘ring-fenced’ within countries could reduce lending to Asian economies grappling with the fallout from the new Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak, a financial industry group said on Wednesday in a report.
Short-term money goes out of Malaysia
PETALING JAYA: Foreigners have sold RM21.71bil worth of government bonds in the last three months, reducing their share of holding in the debt papers to 28.7% as of end February from a peak of 34.7% last year
Bank Negara to launch code of conduct for wholesale money, forex markets
KUALA LUMPUR: Bank Negara is expected to unveil a new code of conduct for the Malaysian wholesale money and foreign exchange (forex) markets by January next year to enhance the professional and ethical standards of financial industry.
Wall Street groups contest CFTC cross-border guidelines
WASHINGTON: Three Wall Street trade groups sued the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Wednesday to rescind tough overseas trading guidelines they fear could hurt markets and cut profits.
Wall Street regulator paves way for home trading as coronavirus spreads
WASHINGTON: A U.S. regulatory body on Monday said it would temporarily waive some of its rules in order to allow thousands of traders to operate from home as the coronavirus spreads in New York.
Fragmentation of financial regulation hindering Covid response
HONG KONG: Banks’ obligations to keep cash “ring-fenced” within countries could reduce lending to Asian economies grappling with the fallout from the new coronavirus outbreak, a financial industry group said in a report.
HK-S'pore talks to grab bigger share of US$540tril derivatives business
HONG KONG: Hong Kong and Singapore are seeking to snare a bigger share of the $540 trillion global derivatives business, taking advantage of tough new UK and European banking rules and uncertainty created by Britain's plans to leave the European Union.
SEC head urges Congress to act on derivatives
WASHINGTON: The government's top securities regulator called Thursday for Congress to impose new oversight on financial derivatives, warning that allowing risky instruments like credit default swaps to continue unfettered could bring further economic damage.
Wall Street makes plans to open Monday even as Sandy bears down
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stock exchanges and Wall Street banks are sending employees into Manhattan on Sunday to stay in hotels and coworkers' homes, as markets prepare to open for business on Monday even as Hurricane Sandy brings public transportation to a halt.
Obama eyes tighter controls on banks, Wall Street
WASHINGTON: President Barack Obama is ready to roll out an overhaul of the intricate rules and systems that govern America's troubled financial institutions, proposing the most ambitious revision since the Great Depression of the 1930s.hr noshade size=-1 width=50%>
