Regulatory News Wrap for Asia

Friday, 2026-10-09 · covering the last 24h

India

SEBI

No new SEBI circulars, press releases or consultation papers this window.

Exchanges (NSE/BSE)

No material NSE or BSE circulars this window beyond routine settlement-calendar notices and listing housekeeping.

RBI, IFSCA & other

No new FEMA/FPI, settlement or payment-system rule-making from RBI, and nothing from IFSCA, this window. No update yet on implementation detail for the Account Aggregator interoperability and Consolidated Account Statement measures from RBI's 7 October Statement on Developmental and Regulatory Policies (reported previously).

Rest of Asia — Developed Markets

Checked and quiet for Japan (JFSA, JPX/TSE, BoJ), Hong Kong (SFC, HKEX, HKMA), Singapore (MAS, SGX RegCo), Australia (ASIC, ASX, RBA) and New Zealand (FMA, NZX, RBNZ) this window — no new circulars, rule changes or consultations surfaced.

Rest of Asia — Emerging Markets

China: Mainland exchanges, Stock Connect and the futures and gold markets reopened 8 October after the National Day Golden Week closure; no CSRC or PBoC rule-making surfaced around the reopening. HKEX market communications

Korea — FSC/FSS: Not covered in earlier editions: following confirmed data breaches at Shinhan Bank, KB Kookmin Bank, Hana Bank and several other financial firms since late September, the Financial Services Commission convened emergency meetings on 2 and 4 October and ordered an industry-wide security review covering every bank, card company, insurer, savings bank and fintech operator. Firms must inventory internet-facing IT systems, check for authentication-bypass access paths, and share attack IP addresses and intrusion methods sector-wide through the Korea Internet & Security Agency; the FSC says findings will feed future supervisory measures. This is a live, developing response rather than a single rule, and continues into this window with no formal circular text yet seen. Korea Herald

Checked and quiet for Taiwan (FSC, TWSE/TPEx, CBC), Thailand (SEC, SET, BoT), Indonesia (OJK, IDX, BI), Malaysia (SC, Bursa, BNM) and the Philippines (SEC, PSE, BSP) this window — no new rule-making surfaced.

Informational only — summaries of public regulatory and central bank sources; not advice.