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  • ASIC Statement On Review Of ASX Technical Failure On 19 September 2016

    Date 14/10/2016

    On 19 September, the ASX equity market experienced a technical failure that impacted the proper operation of the market. This caused a delay to the market opening and an early market close, as well as generating a series of trade cancellations throughout the day.

  • Taiwan’s Road To ASEAN Opens Through Malaysia’s Stock Market

    Date 14/10/2016

    Invest Malaysia 2016 | Taiwan (IM 2016 Taiwan) capital market roadshow was host to more than 45 Taipei-based institutional fund managers from 29 organisations who met 1-on-1 with leading companies listed on Bursa Malaysia, about broadening Taiwan’s access to ASEAN.

  • ASIC's Opening Address To The House Of Representatives Standing Committee On Economics

    Date 14/10/2016

    Banks play a critical role in supporting economic growth and meeting the financial needs of Australian people.

  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange Kicks Off Global Roadshows For Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect In Hong Kong

    Date 14/10/2016

    On October 13, 2016, Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) and Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) kicked off their global roadshows for Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect in Hong Kong. SZSE Chairman Wu Lijun and HKEx Chief Executive Charles Li both addressed at the ceremony. Representatives from SZSE, HKEx and China Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation Limited introduced characteristics of the Shenzhen Market, mechanism design of Shenzhen-Hong Kong Connect, and clearing system respectively. Over 600 international investors attended the event.

  • Fact Sheet: US Treasury Issues Final Earnings Stripping Regulations

    Date 13/10/2016

    On April 4, Treasury issued proposed regulations to address earnings stripping by strengthening the tax rules distinguishing between debt and equity.  After extensive engagement with businesses, tax experts, the public, and lawmakers, today we are announcing the final regulations.  
    After a corporate inversion, multinational corporations often use a technique called earnings stripping to minimize U.S. taxes by paying deductible interest to the new foreign parent or one of its foreign affiliates in a low-tax country.  This commonly-used technique can generate large interest deductions without requiring a company to finance new investment in the United States.  The new regulations restrict the ability of corporations to engage in earnings stripping by treating financial instruments that taxpayers purport to be debt as equity in certain circumstances. They also require that corporations claiming interest deductions on related-party loans provide documentation for the loans, similar to the common practice for third-party loans.  The ability to minimize income tax liabilities through the issuance of related-party financial instruments is not, however, limited to the cross-border context, so these rules also apply to related U.S. affiliates of a corporate group.

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