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Regulatory News Wrap for Asia

Thursday, 2026-10-29 · covering the last 24h

India

SEBI

SEBI signs supervisory MoU with the Bank of England on clearing-corporation oversight. The two regulators agreed to cooperate and exchange information relating to SEBI-recognised Clearing Corporations, adding to SEBI's cross-border supervisory arrangements for CCP oversight. No other circulars, consultation papers or board decisions from SEBI this window — the remaining filings were adjudication, recovery and enforcement orders. Press release

Exchanges (NSE/BSE)

NSE and BSE filings stayed routine this window — surveillance-list refreshes, the new E-IPO 2.0 platform launch, listing notices and the usual compliance housekeeping — nothing touching algo trading, colocation, tick sizes, circuit limits or block/bulk deal rules.

RBI, IFSCA & other

Nothing new from RBI as rule-maker this window, and no equities-relevant circulars from IFSCA.

Rest of Asia — Developed Markets

Hong Kong — SFC: The SFC issued guidance and a supplemental circular implementing liquidity-risk-management enhancements to the Unit Trust Code, following last year's consultation, alongside a circular launching enhancements to the Fund Authorisation Simple Track; the UT Code changes take effect in November 2026. Press release

A quiet window for Japan and Singapore; Australia and New Zealand had nothing beyond case-by-case enforcement action.

Rest of Asia — Emerging Markets

China, Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia's regulators issued nothing new this window.

Nothing retrieved from the Philippines this window.

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

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