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Feb152012

15 February 2012, Wednesday

Airlines

AirAsia X consolidating business in core markets

Banks

Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui sounded out for Aabar stake in RHBCap

Stake sale won’t fetch good price

Higher interest rates for outstanding credit card balances; hike in late payment charges

Indonesia not implementing planned regulation to limit ownership in domestic banks

Capital markets

SapuraCrest Kencana Petroleum on track to for March debut on Main Market

Dispute resolution

Former MAS chairman ends legal battle with Danaharta

Energy

Ex-Petronas CEO set to become chairman of Singapore Power

Financial reporting

Workshop on significant revisions to key financial reporting standards

Financial services

Tune Money reinventing itself as a ‘supermarket banker’

Graft

‘Cowgate’ highlights PM’s stuttering efforts to reform

NFCorp breached loan conditions

Investment

Brunei Investment Agency keen to invest in Labuan and Kampung Baru

Islamic finance

Dana Infra selling Sukuk to fund construction of mass railway

Real estate

Controversy over ‘loss’ of RM250 million plot of land belonging to Kumpulan Hartanah Selangor

Petra Energy unit eyes leasehold land in Labuan

UEM Land sets its sights on India, Vietnam and Myanmar

Glut could emerge in Johor property market

Tax

More feedback sought before implementation of goods and services tax

ASIA

Intellectual property

Swedish appliance maker Electrolux wins trademark-infringement lawsuit

Technology

Chinese tech firm seeks ban on exports of Apple iPad

GLOBAL

Competition

Regulators investigating whether banks attempted to manipulate Libor, Tibor and Euribor

Financial services

Wall Street losing war to keep top commodity traders

SINGAPORE

Legal services

Foreign law firms will be allowed to own stakes in local legal practices or share in their profits

Property

CapitaLand bullish on local housing market and China’s long-term prospects

UK

Insurance

Cost of Thai floods likely to rank as Lloyd’s third-biggest loss

Tobacco

Financial crisis gives surprise fillip to one of Britain’s most controversial sectors