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EU proposes rules to spur clearing shift to bloc from London

THE European Union will require banks to monitor their exposure to clearing houses and maintain active clearing accounts in the bloc as part of new financial market rules put forward by its executive on Wednesday (Dec 7).

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Macquarie rejects 90% of carbon projects on quality concerns

MACQUARIE Group is rejecting almost all proposed carbon offset projects because they fall below the firm’s standards, said a bank official at the Asia Climate Summit in Singapore.

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Economic fundamentals a bigger concern for markets than interest rate shocks in 2023: GIC chief economist

ECONOMIC fundamentals and liquidity shocks are a bigger concern for markets than rapidly rising interest rates in 2023, according to GIC’s chief economist Prakash Kannan.

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Economic fundamentals a bigger 2023 concern for markets than rate shocks: GIC

ECONOMIC fundamentals and liquidity shocks are a bigger concern for markets than rapidly rising interest rates in 2023, according to GIC’s chief economist Prakash Kannan.

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Asia’s hedge fund seeders go for ‘uncorrelated’ strategies

WITH traditional equity and bond portfolios underwhelming investors this year and China’s market returns letting them down, Asia’s most active seed-fund providers are ploughing money instead into hedge funds with strategies not correlated to major macro trends.

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Elon Musk’s bankers consider Tesla margin loans to cut risky Twitter debt

ELON Musk’s bankers are considering providing the billionaire with new margin loans backed by Tesla stock to replace some of the high-interest debt he layered on Twitter, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

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Latest Singapore’s six-month Treasury bill offers decades-high yield of 4.4%

THE cut-off yield on the latest six-month Singapore’s Treasury bill (T-bill) that closed on Thursday (Dec 8) shot to 4.4 per cent, the second highest since the return last peaked at 4.73 per cent in 1988.

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Singapore’s latest six-month Treasury bill offers decades-high yield of 4.4%

THE cut-off yield on Singapore’s latest six-month Treasury bill (T-bill) that closed on Thursday (Dec 8) shot up to 4.4 per cent, the second highest since the return last peaked at 4.73 per cent in 1988.

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Philippines eyes central bank profits as wealth fund source

PHILIPPINE lawmakers are looking to tap central bank profits to seed a proposed sovereign wealth fund, after an earlier plan to use pension funds for the purpose triggered opposition.

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Softbank’s Son quietly lifts stake to 34%, edging toward buyout

MASAYOSHI Son has quietly tightened his grip on SoftBank Group during a tumultuous market downturn, edging closer to the point where he could bid to take the world’s largest technology investor private.

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