Regulation & Compliance

International financial centres (IFCs) serve as beacons for countries on the global finance stage. An IFC is like the nucleus

The US$13.48 billion all-cash offer for UK asset manager Schroders by US peer Nuveen is seen as another blow to

Indonesian sovereign wealth fund Danantara is looking to acquire a stake in the local bourse, the Jakarta Globe reports, citing

South Korea’s National Pension Service (NPS) will keep its fund management committee’s portfolio review process confidential until 2030 as it

Indonesia’s stock market could see as much as US$9 billion of passive outflows after MSCI Inc flagged “fundamental investability issues”

Vietnam is set to reduce minimum investment holdings of government bonds in supplementary pension funds, a move that industry participants

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority’s (APRA) executive director of life insurance, private health insurance and superannuation has resigned. Carmen Beverley-Smith

Japan’s central bank is expected to begin selling its huge holdings of exchange-traded funds as early as this month, according

Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) is considering measures to push insurers to invest more in domestic public infrastructure and strategic

Taiwan’s banking, insurance, and securities industries posted a combined profit of NT$950.8 billion (US$30.1 billion) in the first 11 months