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  • Since being signed into law at the start of last month, market chat has centred on the Jumpstart our Business (Jobs) Act.
  • O n December 15 2011, the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) issued Circular No. 40/2011/TT-NHNN regulating the licensing, organisation and operation of commercial banks, foreign bank branches, and representative offices in Vietnam of foreign credit institutions and of other foreign organisations with a banking operation.
  • The chair of the FSB's shadow banking work stream on securities lending and repo has revealed potential policy options that his team is looking at
  • The deputy governor of the Bank of England, Paul Tucker, has set out ten recommendations aimed at moving the shadow banking debate towards a concrete policy agenda
  • Repo markets are up. Covered bonds continue to grow. The trend is clear: secured funding is here to stay. And as financial institutions move from an unsecured funding model to a secured one, the search for collateral will become feverish.
  • The inventory risk turnover metric, negative presumption and foreign trades are problematic areas of the proposed Volcker Rule tipped to change in the final rule
  • Antonio Mazzuco Byung Soo Hong By Antonio Mazzuco and Byung Soo Hong
  • US banks and companies transacting less than $8 billion in swaps will not have to register with the SEC or CFTC as swap dealers according to new rules. But concern remains swap dealers will drop out of the market
  • Bankers' counsel have warned against overlooking the subtly-worded conformance period compliance requirements
  • Hong Kong’s IPO sponsor crackdown is set to continue with more cases under review, the head of enforcement at the city’s market regulator has told IFLR. But market participants expect fewer IPOs as a result