Big data shows improved sentiment on structured products in pursuit of China’s short-term growth.
The UK bank hires former Natixis head as it continues to expand its markets business in Asia Pacific
To say environmental and social governance (ESG) oriented investing in the Asia Pacific region is still a growing area is somewhat of an understatement.
The US bank has to report to the Australian regulator once the redress process is complete by September 2019
The structured products industry is on the cusp of transformation through technology but istech being constrained by regulation and what do technology firms need to meet structured products regulatory requirements, were among the topics discussed during the ‘Regtech Revolution’ panel at the SRP Asia 2019 conference, held in Singapore on April 10.
New investment products seeking authorization from the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) to be classified as green or ESG will have to meet new requirements introduced by the regulator in addition to the applicable provisions of the SFC handbook for unit trusts and mutual funds, investment-linked assurance schemes and unlisted structured investment products.
Principal protection remains a key factor for the structured products business in the face of jittery markets, while automation and digital platforms remain at the top of the agenda, according to participants at the ‘Market Leaders’ panel discussion at the 6th SRP Asia Pacific conference in Singapore on April 10.
Société Générale (SG) has won Best Performance in Australia for this year’s SRP Asia Pacific Awards.
DBS rolled out a fixed income note in January that raised almost SG$1 billion (US$738m) as government bonds rally amid bets that a rate-cutting cycle is looming.