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Millennium’s Raiskin Says Asia Markets Enjoying Regulatory Aid

Bloomberg Markets Monday 02 November 2026, 03:22 UTC By Bei Hu 1 min read
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Millennium’s Raiskin Says Asia Markets Enjoying Regulatory Aid Asia’s public markets are enjoying a slew of measures from regulators, offering support they haven’t had for many years, Millennium Management’s regional co-CEO Julia Raiskin said. Eager to use capital markets to create wealth for an aging demographic, regulators across the region are using means such as taxation, talent development, increasing market liquidity and public listings, she said at the Women Chief Executives Summit...

Millennium’s Raiskin Says Asia Markets Enjoying Regulatory Aid Asia’s public markets are enjoying a slew of measures from regulators, offering support they haven’t had for many years, Millennium Management’s regional co-CEO Julia Raiskin said. Eager to use capital markets to create wealth for an aging demographic, regulators across the region are using means such as taxation, talent development, increasing market liquidity and public listings, she said at the Women Chief Executives Summit 2026 in Hong Kong on Monday.
Millennium (LOCATION) Millennium Management’s (ORG) Julia Raiskin (PERSON) the Women Chief Executives (ORG) Hong Kong (LOCATION)
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