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TECHNICAL ROUND UP – IOSCO REVAMPS COMMODITY DERIVATIVE TRADING GUIDANCE TO HELP MANAGE SURPRISE EVENTS
The International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) has updated its Principles for the Regulation and Supervision of Commodity Derivatives Markets, the first major overhaul of this core guidance since 2011. IOSCO said the changes were designed “to provide a resilient framework for the regulation and oversight of the commodity derivatives markets”, taking account of recent market developments and international events, such as the Covid-19 pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.…
DIGITAL TEXTILE PRINTING GAINING GROUND IN VIETNAM
South-east Asia has long appreciated the need to improve efficiency and sustainability in its finishing, especially as it seeks to compete with China, whose rising costs and supply chain disruption caused by Covid-19 has created openings for neighbouring manufacturing hubs.
Vietnam is a case in point, having long been a major textile production centre, and one that is expanding said data from the Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association (VITAS) showing a 12% year-on-year turnover rise in 2022 to USD44 billion.…
TOBACCO – HALAL OR HARAM? THE RELIGIOUS CHALLENGE OF SELLING INTO MUSLIM MARKETS
The tobacco industry is a global sector, with supply chains spanning the world. Muslim consumers – and there are 1.97 billion if them – are an important part of any tobacco major’s market portfolio, not to mention local Muslim companies. But a key challenge for tobacco companies targeting Muslim smokers, vapers and other consumers is religion – some Muslim scholars say tobacco is haram, and not in keeping with Islamic guidance, because of mental and physical impact on smokers.…
AML INFORMATION EXCHANGE SYSTEMS DEEPEN AND BECOME MORE COMPLEX
The exchange of intelligence is a key element of AML/CFT, with FATF’s recommendations 36 to 40 focusing on international cooperation. The Egmont Group of FIUs also continues to hone how it securely delivers exchanges of sensitive AML/CFT information between its 167 members.…
ASIA REGULATORY ROUND UP
The Indonesian government is ramping up its requirement for government-funded construction to use locally-made products by insisting paint and coatings manufacturers seeking to supply such projects use national standardisation and certifications.
This, said the chairman of the Indonesian Paint and Coatings Association, Markus Winarto, is part of a trade ministry directorate general of chemical, pharmaceutical and textile industries campaign to reduce imported products.…
BUSINESSES VOICE CONCERNS ABOUT TOBACCO CRACKDOWN IN JAKARTA, BUT IMPACT UNCLEAR
Tobacco manufacturers and retailers have expressed concerns about a crackdown on cigarette advertising in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, which has been well-known for an unusually liberal approach towards tobacco marketing. However, it remains unclear whether the policy, launched last September (2021) has had any impact on sales. …
INDONESIA SEEKS GREATER ROLE OF ISLAMIC FINANCE AMID GLOBAL FINANCIAL INCLUSION PUSH
Indonesia, which holds the presidency of the G20 group of major economies this year, wants to us this position to increase the role of Islamic finance worldwide, to boost consumer access to affordable financial products and services.
Financial inclusion is one of the goals of the G20, made more important by the Covid-19 pandemic widening inequality for the most financially vulnerable and underserved groups, said Dian Triansyah Djani, Indonesia’s ‘co-sherpa’ (diplomatic coordinator) for the G20.…
MUSLIM MAJORITY WORLD WOMEN DEVELOP MORE SOPHISTICATED MAKE UP TRENDS
The Muslim world is extremely diverse culturally, so it is no surprise that colour cosmetics trends are many and varied. However, one clear universal trend is that Muslim women are on average becoming more knowledgeable about make-up, especially with internet influencers spreading advice on products and techniques.…
NEW MERGED INDONESIAN ISLAMIC BANK SEEMS TO UNLEASH POTENTIAL IN WORLD’S LARGEST MUSLIM MARKET
Despite its promising outlook and early results, Indonesia’s largest Islamic bank has its work cut out to achieve economies of scale needed to compete globally and even at home, where knowledge of sharia-compliance banking systems remains poor, say analysts and officials.…
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS AND TRIBUNALS BEING DEVELOPED TO SOLVE ISLAMIC FINANCE DISPUTES
International legal arbitration systems and judicial standards are emerging to help solve complex Islamic finance disputes, while national judicial and informal dispute resolution systems continue to develop – in civil and religious law institutions.
Informal dispute resolution processes can, of course, resolve disagreements without recourse to the payment of damage and potentially without damaging valuable reputations.…