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  • Welcome Address By Pol de Win, Head Of Global Sales And Origination, SGX Group At The Singapore Green Steel Forum, SIFW 2026

    Date 17/06/2026

    It is great to see so many familiar faces here, and equally encouraging to see many new ones joining us in Singapore this week. 

    SIFW has become one of the most important gatherings for the global ferrous community. Last year, SIFW brought together more than 6,200 participants from over 25 countries. Those numbers continue to grow this year. It reflects the strength and importance of this industry as both a market and a community. 

  • ASX Responds To Market On Dilutive M&A Rules

    Date 17/06/2026

    Large listed companies will face a 25% cap on the amount of new shares they can issue in public merger deals, before they must seek a shareholder vote, according to an ASX Listing Rule Consultation Paper and Exposure Draft - Shareholder approval of dilutive acquisitions and changes in admission status, released today. 

  • ASIC Helps Strengthen The Fight Against Imposter Scams In Financial Services

    Date 17/06/2026

    ASIC is making it easier to check if a website of an Australian financial services (AFS) licensee such as a bank, investment platform or super fund, is legitimate.

  • SSE Issues Guidelines Of Shanghai Stock Exchange For Actively Managed Exchange-Traded Funds

    Date 17/06/2026

    On June 17, Wu Qing, Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), announced at the Lujiazui Forum support for the launch of active ETFs on exchanges. To ensure the smooth launch of active ETFs and protect the legitimate rights and interests of investors, the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) released on the same day the Guidelines of Shanghai Stock Exchange for Actively Managed Exchange-Traded Funds (hereinafter referred to as these "Guidelines").

  • New Zealand Financial Markets Authority: BNZ Admits Misleading Conduct And Pays $2.6 Million

    Date 17/06/2026

    Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) has admitted breaching fair dealing rules by misleading customers on how interest was calculated on some non-profit accounts. They have agreed to pay $2.6 million to the Crown through an enforceable undertaking.