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China curbs ‘low-quality’ listings to cool Hong Kong IPO boom
China has moved to stop “low-quality” companies from listing in Hong Kong as it seeks to slow but not halt an IPO boom.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has blocked listings by some companies with opaque offshore structures, while stressing that the market remains open for
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Vontobel warns that Switzerland must avoid ‘over-regulation’
Vontobel has warned that Switzerland must avoid “over-regulation” as the government prepares to unveil sweeping reforms to its too-big-to-fail regime in the wake of Credit Suisse’s collapse.
Co-chief executive Christel Rendu de Lint, who leads one of Switzerland’s larger listed banks and asset
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FT ranking: High-growth companies Asia-Pacific 2026
This is the eighth High-Growth Asia-Pacific Companies annual ranking from the FT and Statista, which lists the top 500 companies based on data shared by public and private businesses for revenue growth between 2021 and 2024.
The highest-ranked company is Malaysian ecommerce technology platform
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Chinese IPOs in US falter amid scrutiny of manipulation schemes
Chinese company listings on US stock exchanges have ground to a halt after a two-year boom as regulators in both countries step up scrutiny because of concerns over stock manipulation.
Just two Chinese companies have listed in New York since the start of January, compared with 19 in the same
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RIP Wilshire Indexes. And all wannabe index disrupters?
Incumbency is a powerful force in most industries. Despite all the “disruption” chatter, many have a clear and entrenched club that dominates. Perhaps no industry is that truer for than the business of financial indices.
That was the first thought that sprang to Alphaville’s mind as we were
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Turbulence tests South Korea’s stock market revival
After decades in the investment wilderness, South Korean equities are back in the headlines, for good and bad reasons. Last year the Kospi index smashed past historic records and delivered the strongest returns of any major bourse worldwide. This year, before war engulfed the Middle East, it had
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Susquehanna-backed crypto firm BlockFills prepares for restructuring
Susquehanna-backed BlockFills is preparing for restructuring and battling a customer lawsuit after acknowledging financial losses and accounting lapses, becoming one of the first firms to fall victim to the recent downturn in crypto markets.
The Chicago-based crypto options and lending platform
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Stocks and bonds tumble as investors price in ‘protracted energy shock’
Bonds and equity markets tumbled on Thursday as investors warned that the region faced a “protracted energy shock” following attacks on energy infrastructure in Qatar and Iran.
Government bonds on both sides of the Atlantic were hit as traders bet that central banks would have to respond to the inf
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Short sellers target Wizz Air as Iran war wipes out profit
Wizz Air faces increasing short selling risks as it forecasts profit losses due to the Iran war. Short interest has risen significantly, making it the most shorted stock on the London market. Despite challenges, CEO Váradi believes the situation is manageable compared to previous crises.
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America risks financial credibility with payments deficit obsession
_The writer is_ _the Gregory and Ania Coffey professor of economics at Harvard University and formerly first deputy managing director and chief economist of the IMF_
In February, President Donald Trump announced he was placing a new global tariff on US imports to “address fundamental
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Legal battle intensifies over £3bn bitcoin haul seized by British police
A fight over whether the British state can benefit from a £3.2bn criminal bitcoin haul has intensified as victims of a Chinese investment fraud insist a proposed compensation scheme is inadequate while prosecutors in England raise concerns that litigation funders and law firms are trying to cash in.
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Convenient dollars, inconvenient Treasuries?
_Kevin Yin is an economics PhD student and a Canadian business columnist._
The global financial crisis was a weird time in many ways. Not least of which was the fact that a chunk of America’s exorbitant privilege seemed to vanish, even though the US dollar seemed to become _more_ dominant by some m
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Trading 212 wins approval for personal pensions years after first promising them
Trading 212 has received FCA approval to offer self-invested personal pensions (Sipps) to UK investors after a lengthy wait, amid customer frustration and regulatory scrutiny. The move allows it to compete with other platforms and potentially offer cryptocurrency-linked products within pensions.
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UK investors unable to put crypto products in Isas from April
UK investors will be unable to buy cryptocurrency for their Isa from the start of the new tax year, in spite of chancellor Rachel Reeves’ pledge to make the UK “a world-leader in digital assets”.
Crypto exchange traded notes (ETNs) can currently be bought within mainstream stocks-and-shares Isas wi
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