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Monetary Authority Of Singapore And Bank Of Japan Renew Bilateral Local Currency Swap Arrangement Until November 2028
Date 28/11/2025
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today announced the renewal of the Bilateral Local Currency Swap Arrangement with the Bank of Japan (BOJ) for another three years.
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INE Has Released Its Circular On The Release Of The Revised Trading Rules Of The Shanghai International Energy Exchange And The Risk Management Rules Of The Shanghai International Energy Exchange
Date 28/11/2025
Shanghai International Energy Exchange has released its Circular on the Revised Trading Rules of the Shanghai International Energy Exchange and the Risk Management Rules of the Shanghai International Energy Exchange, as shown below:
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ASIC Calls For Feedback On Stamp Duty And Portfolio Holdings Disclosure Requirements For Super Funds
Date 28/11/2025
ASIC is inviting the superannuation and investment management sectors to have their say on changes to stamp duty and portfolio holdings disclosure requirements.
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Circular On Releasing The Revised Hedge Trading Rules Of The Shanghai Futures Exchange, Risk Management Rules Of The Shanghai Futures Exchange And Relevant Product Rules
Date 28/11/2025
The revised Hedge Trading Rules of the Shanghai Futures Exchange, Risk Management Rules of the Shanghai Futures Exchange and Relevant Product Rules have been reviewed and adopted by the Board of Directors of Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE), and reported to the China Securities Regulatory Commission. These rules are hereby released and shall take effect from January 1, 2026, however, the adjustments to the position limits for aluminum oxide and natural rubber futures in general months, first month prior to the delivery month and delivery month shall apply starting from the 2603 futures contract.
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Hong Kong Securities And Futures Commission Issues Restriction Notices To Two Brokers To Freeze Accounts Of Client Allegedly Involved In Corporate Misconduct
Date 28/11/2025
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has issued restriction notices to Futu Securities International (Hong Kong) Limited (Futu) and Soochow Securities International Brokerage Limited (Soochow), prohibiting them from dealing with, or processing any withdrawals or transfers of, assets held in the accounts ultimately owned by a board member of a listed corporation who is suspected of committing misconduct and breaching his duties towards the listed corporation.
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BC Securities Commission Alleges Multi-Million Dollar Fraud, Illegal Distribution By B.C. Corporation
Date 27/11/2025
The BC Securities Commission (BCSC) is alleging that a B.C. corporation and two individuals contravened the Securities Act because of their role in an alleged $16 million fraud involving more than 100 victims.
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Canadian Securities Regulators Provide Update And Seek Feedback On Multilateral Initiative To Support Capital-Raising By Extending The Role Of Exempt Market Dealers
Date 27/11/2025
Securities regulators in Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia, Québec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Saskatchewan, today published a Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) Multilateral Staff Notice (the Staff Notice) to update market participants and seek feedback on the use of a time-limited exemption.
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Canadian Securities Regulators Publishes Proposed Liquidity Risk Management Amendments And Launches Consultation
Date 27/11/2025
The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) today published proposed amendments to National Instrument 81-102 Investment Funds and the companion policy relating to liquidity risk management (LRM) for all investment funds. These proposals focus on three key areas – a fund’s LRM framework, operational LRM matters, and oversight of the LRM framework.
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FSB Publishes 2025 G-SIB List
Date 27/11/2025
- 29 banks remain in the FSB’s annual list of global systemically important banks (G-SIBs).
- Compared with the list of G-SIBs published in 2024, three banks have moved between categories (i.e. buckets): Bank of America and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China have moved to a higher bucket, corresponding to a higher capital requirement, while Deutsche Bank has moved to lower bucket, corresponding to a lower capital requirement.
- The changes in the allocation to buckets largely reflect the effects of changes in the complexity of banks’ underlying activities.
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ISDA derivatiViews: The CPI Quandary
Date 27/11/2025
The recent US government shutdown didn’t just create weeks of political drama – it also left inflation-linked swaps dealers with a major headache: how should they determine an initial value for new trades given the US Bureau of Labor Statistics confirmed less than a week ago that it would not publish an October figure for the consumer price index? In response, ISDA has published a recommended solution for determining a substitute level for October for use in initial fixings that avoids the risk of inconsistent methodologies, which threatened to disrupt the inflation swaps market by reducing price transparency and certainty.
