AsianInvestor's regulatory round-up, Jan 14
Japan reportedly targets RQFII status; Singapore revises bond issue proposals; HKMA looks at bank sales practices; Chinese trading rule change to benefit QDII; Hong Kong activist warns over Moody's SFC fine; and big data helps China spot insider trading.
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Japan: Government reportedly seeking RQFII status
The Japanese government will seek to lobby Beijing for renminbi qualified foreign institutional investor (RQFII) status at pending talks to enable its domestic institutions to invest into Chinese stocks and bonds, according to Japanese media.
A delegation from Japan is expected to raise the issue as part of planned negotiations on a tri-lateral free-trade deal with China and South Korea at a meeting in Tokyo on January 16-17. Ja…
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