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GLEIF Opens China Representative Office To Drive Digital Organizational Identity Across The Region - GLEIF On-Site Activities Will Support The Local Government's Efforts To Promote Cross-Border Trade And Economic Openness
Date 28/10/2025
The Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF), headquartered in Switzerland, today announces that it has officially established a representative office in China within the Shanghai Lin-gang Special Area. This strategic expansion aims to support growing demand for the Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) and the verifiable LEI (vLEI) across the region.
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Financial Institutions Leveraging Trever Gain Seamless Access To Boerse Stuttgart Digital
Date 28/10/2025
Boerse Stuttgart Digital, Europe’s leading crypto infrastructure partner, announces its partnership with Trever, one of the leading European providers of digital asset infrastructure. This collaboration enables institutional customers to seamlessly access Boerse Stuttgart Digital’s fully regulated trading and custody infrastructure through Trever’s Digital Asset Operating System.
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CoinShares Fund Flows: Inflows Of US$921m, Supported By Improving Investor Confidence
Date 28/10/2025
Key takeaways:
- Digital asset investment products saw inflows of US$921m, supported by improving investor confidence after lower-than-expected US CPI data.
- US inflows led at US$843m, with Germany also strong at US$502m, while Switzerland saw US$359m in outflows due to asset transfers rather than selling.
- Bitcoin dominated with US$931m inflows, while Ethereum recorded US$169m outflows; Solana and XRP flows cooled ahead of anticipated US ETF launches.
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Third Bridge Integrates Expert Insights With Anthropic’s Claude For Financial Services
Date 28/10/2025
Third Bridge, the global expert network and research provider, in collaboration with Aiera, today announced an integration with Anthropic’s Claude for Financial Services solution. This partnership natively incorporates Third Bridge’s extensive Library of proprietary interview transcripts, making expert insights immediately available within Claude.
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ASIC Proposes To Remake Derivative Clearing Rules
Date 28/10/2025
To support the continued operation of Australia’s over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives central clearing regime, ASIC is seeking feedback on its proposal to remake the ASIC Derivative Transaction Rules (Clearing) 2015 (the 2015 Rules), which are scheduled to sunset on 1 April 2026.
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"Some Observations On The Shifts In Global Trade And Technology" - Remarks By Mr Edward S. Robinson, Deputy Managing Director (Economic Policy) And Chief Economist, Monetary Authority Of Singapore, At The 2025 Beijing Financial Street Forum On “International Financial Governance And Cooperation Amid Global Changes” On 28 October 2025
Date 28/10/2025
The world economy appears to be “simultaneously resilient and fragile
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Publication Of "Japan Financial Services Agency Analytical Notes (2025.10)"
Date 28/10/2025
The FSA published the English version of "FSA Analytical Notes (2025.10)".
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Keeping The Customer Front And Centre - Keynote Address By ASIC Commissioner Alan Kirkland At The Institute Of Internal Auditors Australia Financial Services & ASX Listed Assurance Forum, 28 October 2025
Date 28/10/2025
Key points
- In ASIC’s experience, when customers are not front and centre, poor outcomes often follow.
- Internal auditors can play an important role by identifying issues before they result in consumer harm – and potential ASIC enforcement action.
- For financial services firms, putting the customer front and centre is in many respects enshrined in law.
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Launch Of Singapore Government Initiatives To Support The Development Of High-Integrity Carbon Markets
Date 28/10/2025
The National Climate Change Secretariat (NCCS), Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI), Enterprise Singapore (EnterpriseSG) and Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) are advancing initiatives to support the development of high-integrity carbon markets. These include (a) the publication of voluntary carbon market (VCM) guidance on how companies can use carbon credits as part of their decarbonisation plans; (b) ongoing discussions with leading corporates in Asia to set up an industry-led buyers’ coalition to aggregate demand for high-quality carbon credits; and (c) the introduction of a new Financial Sector Carbon Market Development Grant to support financial institutions’ participation in carbon markets.
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New Zealand Financial Markets Authority: Entities Affected By Climate Reporting Changes Granted “No Action” Relief
Date 28/10/2025
Entities affected by recently announced climate reporting changes will no longer be expected to lodge climate statements ahead of legislation changes.
