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MARKET TIMING
The Government faces tough choices over when to sell its stakes in RBS, Lloyds TSB and the other banks it rescued. Christopher Thompson looks at when it will act
THREE INTO TWO?
James Gavin asks whether the Chancellor's reform of the UK regulatory landscape will make financial services any safer in future
ALL IN ORDER?
What will the Retail Distribution Review mean for the future of the quickly developing fund platform sector? Hugo Cox and Christopher Bond, Chartered MCSI, find out
KEEPING WITHIN THE LINES
When does corporate hospitality come at the risk of undue influence in your firm’s business?
PLUS: CLEARING AND SETTLEMENT SUPPLEMENT
A special PDF containing four features that review recent developments in clearing and settlement, such as interoperability and platforms
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A cautious welcome for the FSA’s plans to involve professional bodies in maintaining industry competence and ethics
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David Willetts MP, Minister for Universities and Science speaks to Hugo Cox
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Integrity at work in Shanghai
More than 150 futures brokers in Shanghai attended a workshop on ethics run by the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI).

The Integrity at Work course was provided by the CISI for the Shanghai Futures Association as part of its drive to improve competence. Expert speakers came from the China Securities Regulatory Commission, China Life Insurance, CGOG Futures and the CISI. Delegates debated the challenges posed by real business dilemmas and decided their response
to each situation.

Rachel Zhu, head of the CISI’s China office, said: “It was a great success - attendees were thrilled that the session lasted 90 minutes longer than planned.”

She added that the heads of several futures companies who attended had expressed an interest in delivering the course to their employees.

The CISI has run further Integrity at Work sessions in Greece and Singapore. Kevin Moore, Chartered MCSI, CISI regional director, Europe, led a discussion run by the CISI’s Greek branch at the Hellenic American Institute in Athens for about 35 delegates.

In Singapore, Paul Hedges FCSI, CISI director and acting head of ASEAN, addressed corporate members of the Life Insurance Association.

For details about the CISI’s IntegrityMatters elearning course, visit cisi.org



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