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  • A-share insider definition proves problematic
    Chinese regulators’ drastic measures following recent equity volatility have eroded international investor trust. Its sale restrictions may also hit fund managers’ bottom line
    Ashley Lee, August 05 2015
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    Panda bonds prioritised for IMF recognition of RMB
    An IMF staff report released on Monday has highlighted the importance of the ‘freely usable’ criteria in its review of the renminbi. Kickstarting the panda bond market is crucial to meeting these requirements
    Ashley Lee, August 05 2015
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    SEC’s pay ratio rule offers flexibility
    The Securities and Exchange Commission’s final rule for disclosing the pay ratio between CEOs and their median employee gives companies significant leeway in a calculation that some claim offers investors little useful information
    Zoe Thomas, August 10 2015
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    UK to clarify limited partner engagement
    Limited partners’ ability to engage in management has been a thorny issue. Hogan Lovells' Erik Jamieson and Amelia Stawpert explain why this may soon change
    August 23 2015
  • Inside China: first public Reit
    An innovative deal has connected real-estate investment trusts to public funds for the first time. But there are structural challenges to the asset class fully taking off
    August 23 2015
  • Asic warns on poor culture
    The Australian Securities and Investments Commission plans to follow the efforts by the US and UK in focussing on culture within financial firms, said its chairman Greg Medcraft
    Ashley Lee, August 13 2015
  • Chinese developers seek onshore bonds
    The country's real-estate developers have been among the most prominent Asian issuers in the US dollar bond market. But yuan depreciation and market conditions have lured them onshore
    Ashley Lee, August 13 2015
  • Necessity is the mother of Brazilian O&G change
    The country’s petroleum industry is struggling under burdensome regulation, corruption allegations and depressed prices. Despite opposition, market conditions could force reforms
    August 23 2015
  • How to resolve a troubled Greek bank
    There's been much speculation over how to deal with a struggling lender from the country. Gerry Kounadis of the Greek National Resolution Authority explains what is – and isn’t – legally possible
    August 23 2015
  • What is the prognosis for the repo market?
    Post-crisis regulations continue to target repos. Given their vital role in wholesale markets, other bank businesses will be hit. ICMA's Andy Hill explains why
    August 23 2015
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