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Fears over Hong Kong trading rule spread

The rules, which were drawn up amid growing alarm over the rising incidence of trading glitches globally, are among the most onerous anywhere in the world

Concerns are growing that stringent new Hong Kong trading rules are poised to spread to other markets, as traders in the island state bed into the new regime that came into force this month.

Hong Kong brokers and asset managers have been grappling with new regulations introduced by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, which require buyside dealing desks and their executing brokers to perform due diligence on one another.

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