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  • Securities Commission Malaysia: Audit Partner Jailed One Year, Fined RM400,000 For Misleading Disclosure Of Financial Information

    Date 21/10/2015

    The Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court today convicted a licensed audit partner for abetting United U-Li Corporation Berhad (United U-Li), a public listed company, in making a misleading statement to Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad, an offence under section 122B(b)(bb) read together with section 122C(c) of the Securities Industry Act 1983.

  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange Market Bulletin 19 October, 2015, Issue 21

    Date 21/10/2015

    Last week, Shenzhen Component Index stood at 11374.8 points after adding 13.9%. SME Index edged up 13.7% to 7710.5 points. ChiNext Index advanced 17.6% to 2449.0 points. Total turnover for stocks and funds on SZSE was US$488.5 billion, or a 329% increase from the week before.

  • London Stock Exchange Welcomes China Construction Bank

    Date 21/10/2015

    London Stock Exchange (LSE) today welcomed China Construction Bank Corporation (CCB) in marking the listing of its off-shore RMB bond. The RMB 1 billion bond is the first CCBC off-shore RMB Bond in the London market. The LSE also welcomed China Construction Bank London Branch as a new member of the Exchange.

  • Bank Of England - People’s Bank Of China Swap Line

    Date 21/10/2015

    The People’s Bank of China and the Bank of England have today announced that they have signed an agreement to renew the existing reciprocal sterling/renminbi (RMB) currency swap line for a further three years. The maximum value of the swap line has also been increased to RMB350bn to reflect the continuing growth of renminbi trading in London.

  • OCII Registers A €80 Million Programme With MARF - The First Foreign Company To Issue On MARF

    Date 21/10/2015

    Dutch company OC International Investments (OCII) has launched a continued Fixed Income Programme on MARF to the value of €80 million, thus becoming the first foreign issuer to seek funding through MARF and the second to access finance via this market’s Fixed Income Programme.