The 2% yearly collateral charges and strict regulations in the SAR are causing issuers to close down synthetic ETFs and discouraging them from launching new synthetic products.

The 2% yearly collateral charges and strict regulations in the SAR are causing issuers to close down synthetic ETFs and discouraging them from launching new synthetic products.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission has made its first crackdown on an illegal transaction via the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect.
During the week, Capital Group brought nine funds to retail investors in the SAR and EIP listed its gold miners ETF, while iShares prepares to launch an ETF tracking the Hang Seng Index next week.
Hong Kong has better access to capital than Singapore and it will reap benefits from China’s fintech rollout, said Mathias Helleu, chairman and co-founder of Hong Kong-based 8 Securities.
Regulators are moving at uncharacteristic speed, signing cross-border fintech agreements, creating `sandboxes’ and talking up the advantages of their home markets as fintech innovation hubs.
Timothy Tse Wai-ming is to “pursue other business interests and opportunities” after working in the Hong Kong-based fund house for 10 years.
The Securities and Futures Commission has banned Lawrence Lai from re-entering the markets for 10 years after misconduct in trading led to a HK$50m ($6.45m) loss in 2011.
We present a short video that highlights our last forum of the year, held at the Four Seasons Hotel in Hong Kong on 27 October.
FSA presents photo highlights from the Investment Forum held at the Four Seasons Hotel in Hong Kong on 27 October.
Claudia Calich, fund manager at M&G Investments, answers three questions on emerging market debt.
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