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  • Change is coming to the way stock transfers are recorded as blockchain technology allows stockholder lists to be managed electronically
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    Thailand has the highest solar and wind power output in ASEAN. The Thai regulators adopted an adder tariff policy, and subsequently a feed-in tariff policy, which provided incentives for renewable projects.
  • France is one of a number of countries facing the challenge of regulating blockchain, fintech and cryptocurrencies
  • Korea has no laws and regulations which are specifically apply to cryptocurrencies. The Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) and other Korean regulatory bodies have issued a number of press releases on basic government policies regarding, among other things, initial coin offerings (ICOs), cryptocurrency exchanges, and Ponzi schemes and other fraudulent activities involving bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
  • The EU has created a new rank of bank creditors to help banks comply with the resolution requirements at a more favourable cost while improving the protection of depositors
  • In the central American region, the legal framework must guarantee the confidentiality of personal data. In terms of security policies, seven out of 10 large companies in central America claim to have them defined, dictating how employees should behave when using the company's computing resources, and how to use data in a confidential manner. However, in order to face growing vulnerabilities and risks, any internal policies or regulations established within companies need to be complemented with proper technology. In both El Salvador and the rest of the region, companies are rethinking their security strategies including their policies, work regulations and internal processes.
  • Its manifesto has already caused yields to go up and more lax ECB approach risks jeopardising eurozone stability
  • A closer look at proprietary trading under the landmark Rule, and why its definition needs to be rethought
  • Harmonisation of insolvency rules and a European bad bank would go a long way to reducing NPL levels
  • Get in touch now to submit your nomination for the IFLR Middle East awards