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   Illegal interbank bond dealers face clampdown in China

   Posted Apr 25th 2013, 12:00am by REN WEI

   ... Business Banking & Finance Interbank Market Bond Financial Regulation Daniel Ren in Shanghai ren.wei@scmp.com Beijing launches crackdown on hugely lucrative dodgy deals in the mainland interbank market by money managers at financial institutions Illegal trading of bonds on the interbank market is being targeted by law enforcement authorities and financial regulators ...

   http://www.scmp.com/business/banking-finance/article/1222343/illegal-interbank-bond-dealers-face-clampdown
2. Mainland brokerages see windfall in margin trading, short-selling

   Posted Jan 12th 2010, 12:00am by Staff Reporter

   ... futures, margin trading and short-selling, a long-awaited deregulation of the mainland's capital market. The policy allows brokerages to lend money to investors to buy stocks and lend stocks ...

   http://www.scmp.com/article/703456/mainland-brokerages-see-windfall-margin-trading-short-selling
3. Regulators wary as dark pools cast shadow over galaxy of investors

   Posted Aug 18th 2009, 12:00am by Enoch Yiu

   ... will be allowed to run rampant in the market remains doubtful. The government and the stock exchange are looking at what the United States and other regulators overseas will do about dark pools before ...

   http://www.scmp.com/article/690052/regulators-wary-dark-pools-cast-shadow-over-galaxy-investors
4. RCG extends gain to 248pc amid keen trade

   Posted Feb 12th 2009, 12:00am by Nick Westra

   ... dries up,' said Fulbright Securities general manager Francis Lun Sheung-nim. 'That's why you have this unnatural rise to almost HK$30.' Market watchers said RCG ...

   http://beta.scmp.com/article/669641/rcg-extends-gain-248pc-amid-keen-trade
5. CSRC revives bid for margin lending and short selling

   Posted Sep 25th 2008, 12:00am by Staff Reporter

   ... an intermediary company to conduct the transactions, rather than let individual brokerages do the business. The market was rife with speculation in April that the CSRC would roll out the financial tools ...

   http://www.scmp.com/article/653852/csrc-revives-bid-margin-lending-and-short-selling
6. New trading methods to tap banks, insurers

   Posted Jul 28th 2010, 12:00am by Staff Reporter

   ... was intended to increase the use of the new trading methods in a slumbering market. No timetable for the liberalisation has been set, but the official said the regulator was determined to boost ...

   http://www.scmp.com/article/720743/new-trading-methods-tap-banks-insurers
7. Equities seen as a better bet in wake of property curbs

   Posted Dec 15th 2010, 12:00am by Sandy Li

   ... Financial Markets Stock Market Sandy Li Bullish forecasts for the Hong Kong stock market could lure property traders to the equities market as additional stamp duties and higher initial down payments threaten to squeeze returns from ...

   http://beta.scmp.com/article/733413/equities-seen-better-bet-wake-property-curbs
8. SGX dark pool to bring HKEx extra business

   Posted Oct 09th 2010, 12:00am by Enoch Yiu

   ... Financial Markets Stock Market Enoch Yiu Singapore Exchange's bombshell announcement last year that it was launching the world's first exchange-backed dark pool to trade shares - including Hong Kong equities - sent shockwaves through this city's business circles. Financial institutions worried that they would lose business to the Lion City. But the opposite appears ...

   http://www.scmp.com/article/726965/sgx-dark-pool-bring-hkex-extra-business
9. Foreign banks cleared for client bond trade

   Posted Dec 06th 2008, 12:00am by Martin Zhou

   ... The forum began in 2006 and covers areas including environment protection, bilateral trade and financial market access. Previous talks have helped expand the portfolio of foreign-invested brokerages ...

   http://www.scmp.com/article/662753/foreign-banks-cleared-client-bond-trade
10. Little chance of US-style 'flash crash' in HK - yet

    Posted May 14th 2010, 12:00am by Tom Holland

    ... Financial Markets Stock Market with Tom Holland Ever since last Thursday, when the US stock market nose-dived 5 per cent in as many minutes and then rebounded with equal rapidity (see the first chart), investors have been asking whether such a freak 'flash crash' could hit the Hong Kong market. Happily, the answer is no - or rather that should be no, not yet. Most early ...

    http://www.scmp.com/article/714333/little-chance-us-style-flash-crash-hk-yet

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