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China s Corporate Crackdown Is Just Getting Started Signs Point to More Tumult Ahead

In recent months, China has blown up what would have been the world's largest initial public offering, launched probes into some of its biggest technology companies, and wiped out more than $1 trillion in market value while investors scramble for cover.

World s Longest Short-Selling Ban Coming to an End in Korea

World’s Longest Short-Selling Ban Coming to an End in Korea Bloomberg 2 hrs ago Youkyung Lee (Bloomberg) Starting next week, investors in South Korea will be able to short sell the nation’s biggest stocks as Seoul ends the world’s longest pandemic-imposed ban on the trading strategy. That’s much to the dismay of retail traders, who now dominate the local market. Popular Searches On May 3, Korea is set to partially lift the ban it imposed in March last year on the key hedge fund strategy. When it does, individual traders who have come to take up about three quarters of the market’s daily trading volumes amid the pandemic will find a once-insurmountable trading strategy a lot easier to carry out, thanks in part to an increased number of brokerages queuing up to lend them shares.

World s Longest Short-Selling Ban Coming to an End in Korea

World s Longest Short-Selling Ban Coming to an End in Korea
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FPI lobby groups seek Sebi probe over eight bulk deals

In a letter to Sebi chairman Ajay Tyagi, two Asian lobby groups for offshore funds urged the regulator to “verify” with the stock exchanges the details of trades made during the bulk deals.

block trading: Foreign fund lobby group wants Sebi to raise price band for block trades to 7%

Lyndon Chao, Managing Director and head of equities division at leading foreign fund lobby group Asian Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association(ASIFMA). In an interview with ET, Chao suggested that Sebi should increase the permissible price band for block trades to 7% from 1% currently. What are your key concerns on current block trading rules? Expansion of the price band from the current plus or minus 1% to 7% is the top priority for our members. In the absence of a significant expansion of the price band, other measures with respect to block trading will not have any meaningful impact. Also, we are requesting expansion of the block window beyond the current two 15-minute sessions to encompass the entire trading day. Additionally, we want client confidentiality to be maintained by not publishing the names of global investors on the exchange website. This is unique to India.

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