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Publication of JPX Working Paper, Vol.26 "Initiatives in Utilizing Blockchain and Facilitating Open Innovation in Capital Market"
and a supplemental material to JPX Working Paper, Vol.22 "Study on Applicability of Distributed Ledger Technology in Trade Ma
February 19, 2019--Japan Exchange Group, Inc. (JPX) today published JPX Working Paper, Vol.26 "Initiatives in Utilizing Blockchain and Facilitating Open Innovation in Capital Market" and a supplemental material to JPX Working Paper, Vol.22 "Study on Applicability of Distributed Ledger Technology in Trade Matching Processes".
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Source: Japan Exchange Group, Inc. (JPX)
Indonesia's Commodity Futures Regulator Releases Regulation for Crypto Futures Market
February 18, 2019--Indonesia's commodity futures regulator has established a legal framework for operating crypto and digital assets futures markets, according to an official press release published on Feb. 18.
The Indonesian Commodity Futures Trading Supervisory Agency (Bappebti), which operates under Indonesia's Ministry of Trade, has officially required multiple entities involved in crypto futures trading to seek regulatory approval and apply for registration before legally operating in Indonesia.
The news follows the recent release of legislation that officially recognizes Bitcoin (BTC) and other digital assets as trading commodities.
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Source: cointelegraph.com
Bharat-22 ETF additional offering turns out to be a big draw
February 15, 2019--Bharat-22 ETF additional offering received applications aggregating approximately Rs 50,000 crore
The single-day additional offering of Bharat-22 Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) turned out to be a roaring success as the Rs 3,500 crore offer got subscribed over 14 times, aggregating approximately Rs 50,000 crore.
"Bharat-22 ETF (additional offering) received applications aggregating approximately Rs 50,000 crore and was subscribed over 14 times in one day," ICICI Prudential AMC, the manager of the issue, said in a statement.
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Source: The Economic Times of India
IMF Working Papers-Demographics and the Natural Rate of Interest in Japan
February 15, 2019--Summary:
Japan's aging and shrinking population could lower the natural rate of interest and, together with low inflation expectations, challenge the Bank of Japan's efforts to reflate the economy.
This paper uses a semi-structural model to estimate the impact of demographics on the natural rate in Japan. We find that demographic change has a significantly negative impact on the natural rate by lowering trend potential growth. We also find that the negative impact has been increasing over time amid stronger demographic headwinds. These findings highlight the importance of boosting potential growth to offset the negative demographic impact and lift the natural rate in Japan.
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Source: IMF
ICICI Pru Bharat 22 ETF AOP opens on February 14
February 14, 2019--This AOP is a part of the Government of India's overall disinvestment program announced earlier by the DIPAM, Ministry of Finance, using the ETF route.
ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund has announced the additional offering period (AOP) of ICICI Pru MF Bharat 22 ETF.
This AOP is a part of the Government of India's overall disinvestment program announced earlier by the Department of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM), Ministry of Finance, using the ETF route.
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Source: The Economic Times of India
China's NDRC to reassess bonds as defaults surge in the country
February 14, 2019--China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) which also oversees bond issuances by the country's largest state-owned enterprises and some large property companies has now launched a countrywide campaign to inspect corporate bonds and reassess their risks as more companies run into debt repayment difficulties.
The NDRC and provincial level authorities under it will be inspecting corporate bonds under their duration, size of their liabilities, use of proceeds and progress of the projects funded by their bond proceeds in order to determine the health of these bonds.
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Source: chinaknowledge.com
Sebi looks to make margin rules stricter for derivatives trade
February 13, 2019--The collection of exposure margins from clients was made compulsory last year
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is planning to tighten risk management practices in equity derivatives and stocks in the runup to the general elections.
The market regulator is likely to tighten margin rules for futures and options trades and restrict introduction of strike prices in options intra-day as it looks to curb wild speculation by traders, said three people privy to the development.
It is also planning to bring more stocks under its surveillance schemes, they...
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Source: The Economic Times of India
Japan's economy returns to growth despite trade war worries
February 13, 2019--Annualised growth at 1.4% in last quarter of 2018 is in line with forecasts.
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Source: FT.com
BetaShares Australian ETF Review-January 2019
February 13, 2019--Industry starts the year on a new record high! In a month that is typically quiet for the Australian ETF industry, the industry started off the year strongly, reaching a fresh record high of $42.5B total industry FuM at month end. The industry's total market cap increased by ˜4.3% ($1.7B)-the second largest monthly on record.
With markets rebounding the industry growth was assisted by price increases, which accounted for 60% of the monthly move- the remaining ˜40% being as a result of net inflows of ˜$700m.
International equities continued to be the largest category for inflows, along with continued strong flows into bonds. It was however telling that, at a sub-category level, it was actually Australian Bond exposures that received the highest amount of inflows, with Floating Rate Bond Exposures (via QPON), leading the way in that category. Read on for more analysis of the month in ETFs.
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Source: BetaShares
China launches countrywide bonds health check as default wave looms
January 13, 2019--China's National Development and Reform Commission, which oversees bond issuance by its biggest state-owned enterprises as well as some large property companies, has launched a countrywide inspection campaign to better assess risks, as more companies run into trouble repaying their debt amid a slowing economy.
According to a notice published on its website on Wednesday, provincial level authorities under the NDRC will inspect corporate bonds under duration and check the size of their liabilities, the use of proceeds and progress of projects funded by these proceeds.
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Source: .scmp.com
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