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  • Intermediaries Looking To Wine Investment As Post-Brexit Safe Haven Option

    Date 15/08/2016

    More than one in four (27%) wealth managers and IFAs expect appetite for wine investing to increase over the next 12 months as the impact of Brexit drives the sector to new highs and fuels greater demand among investors for asset class diversification and safe havens.  This is according to new research with UK intermediaries by Cult Wines, a specialist in the acquisition and investment management of fine wines.

  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange Market Bulletin 15 August , 2016, Issue 28

    Date 15/08/2016

    The spokesman of CSRC reaffirmed on 12 August that the Shenzhen-HK Stock Connect will be launched at a proper time this year as the regulatory rules and technological preparations are completed. A special work group has been established within CSRC to guide and coordinate policymaking and technical operating issues, and supervisors and exchanges are in close cooperation. The program is expected to expand overseas investors' exposure to China's onshore stock market.

  • Bursa Malaysia Enables Multi-Currency For Fixed Income Instruments

    Date 15/08/2016

    Bursa Malaysia Berhad (“Bursa Malaysia” or “the Exchange”) has enabled multi-currency fixed income instruments in its web-based Electronic Trading Platform (ETP) to ensure the ongoing relevance of the platform for fixed income instruments.

  • New Zealand's Financial Markets Authority Warns Registered Financial Adviser

    Date 15/08/2016

    The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) has warned an individual in relation to suspected misleading or deceptive conduct by a registered financial adviser. Following an investigation by the FMA, it concluded that the registered financial adviser had engaged in misleading or deceptive conduct when he:

    • advised his clients of an alternative life cover plan with a different insurance provider but did not provide them with any information about policy pricing.  The individual then provided a direct debit form to his clients for them to complete which his clients ignored;
    • completed and submitted the direct debit form on his clients’ behalf without authority;
    • completed and submitted a declaration of good health on his clients’ behalf without authority.

  • ASIC Consults On Audit Relief For Proprietary Companies And Reporting Relief For Wholly Owned Companies

    Date 15/08/2016

    ASIC has today issued a consultation paper proposing to remake three class orders that are due to expire (‘sunset’) on 1 October 2016 and 1 April 2017. The class orders affect the audit of proprietary companies and financial reporting by wholly-owned entities.

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