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  • Shanghai Stock Exchange Issues Business Guidelines For Asset Securitization

    Date 28/11/2014

    To promote the development of the asset securitization business, following the administration rules and supporting regulations of asset securitization business issued by the China Securities Regulatory Commission, the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) today issues the “SSE Business Guidelines for Asset Securitization” (the “Guidelines”), which specifies the details in issues including listing and transfer, suitability for investors, and information disclosure of the assets-backed securities (ABS).

  • ASX Completes Investment In Yieldbroker

    Date 28/11/2014

    ASX and Yieldbroker today announced that ASX’s investment in Yieldbroker has successfully completed.

  • Shanghai Stock Exchange: Notice Of Soliciting Public Opinions On “Business Guidelines For Information Disclosure About Significant Asset Reorganization, And Stock Trading Suspension And Resumption Of Listed Companies (Draft For Comment)”

    Date 28/11/2014

    Recently, the China Securities Regulatory Commission has revised the “Administrative Measures for Significant Asset Reorganization of Listed Companies” (the “Measures”). The SSE hereby formulates the draft of “Business Guidelines for Information Disclosure about Significant Asset Reorganization, and Stock Trading Suspension and Resumption of Listed Companies (Draft for Comment)”, through integrating the already issued “Notice of Strengthening Regulation on Abnormal Stock Trading Related to Significant Assets Reorganization of Listed Companies” and 7 memorandums on information disclosure of reorganization, in order to follow the “Measures” and meet the practical needs of information disclosure in significant asset reorganization and the demands of all market participants. The SSE hereby solicits public opinions on the draft version (see the Attachment for the draft for comment).

  • Joint Hong Kong Monetary Authority-Securities And Futures Commission Consultation Conclusions On Reporting And Record Keeping Rules For OTC Derivatives

    Date 28/11/2014

    The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) published today their conclusions on a joint public consultation on the mandatory reporting and related record keeping obligations under the new over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives regime (Note 1). The conclusions paper includes revised proposals which were formulated after taking into account feedback from the respondents and also seeks further views on three ancillary matters.

  • Shanghai Stock Exchange: Remarks On Drawing Up “Notice Of Standardizing Trading Suspension And Resumption Caused By Listed Companies Planning Non-public Shares Issuance And Relevant Issues”

    Date 28/11/2014

    I. Background

    This year, listed companies have sponsored more re-financing activities by planning non-public shares issuance according to the "Administration Measures on Securities Issuance by Listed Companies". It is learnt that after the China Securities Regulatory Commission amended and perfected the "Measures on Administration of Listed Companies' Acquisition" and the “Administrative Measures for Significant Asset Reorganization of Listed Companies” to further propel the market-oriented reform for mergers, acquisitions and reorganizations, listed companies, considering future mergers and acquisitions for expansion, are more eager to reserve cash through non-public shares issuance, which might result in a big increase of non-public shares issuance in the future.