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HKMA Reviews Its Progress In 2011 5/3/2012 In addition to its actions to strengthen further the risk management of banks
through its supervisory actions and countercyclical measures on property mortgages,
the Hong Kong Monetary Authority pointed, in its 2011 Annual Report, to
its support to the further expansion of renminbi market activities in Hong Kong.
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Switzerland Sticking With Exchange Rate Fix 3/30/2012 Switzerland’s Economy Minister Johann Schneider-Ammann has insisted recently
that the minimum exchange rate set by the Swiss National Bank of CHF1.20
per euro must be maintained.
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China Pushes Shanghai As International Financial Centre 2/2/2012 China’s National Development and Reform Commission and the Shanghai Municipal
Government have disclosed that it is intended that Shanghai will be a centre
for onshore renminbi trading, clearing and pricing by 2015, before it becomes
an international financial centre by 2020.
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Transaction Costs To Soar Under EU FTT 1/18/2012 Transaction costs in the foreign exchange markets would soar under a European financial transactions tax (FTT) and could potentially result in three quarters of taxable transactions relocating to other jurisdictions to avoid the tax, a new report has warned.
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Joint HK-UK RMB Forum Launched 1/18/2012 The Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the United Kingdom Treasury have announced
the launch of a joint private-sector forum to enhance cooperation between Hong
Kong and London on the development of offshore renminbi business.
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Italy Backs EU Financial Transactions Tax 1/16/2012 Italy, under the new leadership of Prime Minister Mario Monti, has voiced support for the introduction of taxes on European financial transactions.
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Sarkozy Champions Tobin Tax Again 10/27/2011 Ahead of the G20 summit meeting in Cannes, French President Nicolas Sarkozy has
called for public opinion to implore rich countries to accept the introduction
of a financial transactions tax to finance development.
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Opinion Divided On EU Transaction Tax 10/5/2011 Austrian Chancellor Werner Faymann has welcomed the proposal, put forward recently
by European Commission President José Manuel Barroso, for a Europe-wide
tax on financial transactions from 2014. However, the German banking industry association has considerable doubts, from both a legal and a practical perspective, whether an approach of this kind can succeed.
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Semeta Outlines Common Rules For European FTT 10/4/2011 The European Commission has outlined common rules for the
introduction of the proposed financial transactions tax.
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Barroso Champions EU Tobin Tax 9/30/2011 Despite bitter opposition from the UK, European Commission President José
Manuel Barroso recently gave his formal support in the European parliament in
Strasbourg for the introduction of a financial transactions tax in all 27 member
states.
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Swiss Government Welcomes Action On Franc 9/12/2011 Switzerland’s Federal Council has welcomed the recent decision by the Swiss
National Bank to set a minimum exchange rate as part of efforts to weaken
the Swiss franc.
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Switzerland Plans EUR2bn Business Support Package 8/23/2011 Determined to mitigate the effects of the rapid rise of the Swiss franc, to support
the Swiss economy and to strengthen Switzerland as an industrial centre, the Swiss
Federal Council recently announced plans to swiftly introduce a CHF2bn (EUR1.8bn)
package of measures targeting affected businesses.
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Tobin Tax Is 'Economic Suicide' UK Business Warns 8/22/2011 Plans for a European financial transactions tax have been slammed as reckless, unlikely to raise significant revenues and economic suicide by members of the UK's business community.
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China's Five-Year Yuan Convertibility Plan Revealed 1/21/2011 In a statement, Yi Gang, Director of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange and Deputy Governor of the People's Bank of China, has disclosed
that the Chinese government has a medium-term strategy for the globalisation of
the Chinese currency.
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India Disallows Forex Losses 4/8/2010 The Indian Central Board of Direct Taxes has issued guidelines which suggests that losses against taxable income on account of forex derivatives should be disallowed.
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