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In October, the regulator allowed issuers and underwriters to recommend selected institutional investors, who have greater shareholding power, to participate in the price-inquiry process. The new rules also required issuers and underwriters to make detailed disclosure on prices quoted by potential investors in the pre-marketing of their share offers.Shang Fulin, chairman of the CSRC, said during the regulator's annual work conference in January that market restraint on high IPO prices has started to take effect and that the regulator will continue to implement new measures this year.There is also speculation that the regulator may soon give securities underwriters the right to find investors and allocate new shares to them, as a means of forcing the underwriters to shoulder more responsibility during share sales. She says that for that to happen banks will have to be listed on the stock market. The savings banks are not listed.Worries about Spain's banking system have been an aggravating factor in the government debt crisis plaguing the euro zone.Salgado said it will not be known until in the fall of this year which savings banks the government fund called the FROB might buy into.At a hastily called news conference, Salgado said the overriding goal of the restructuring of the Spanish banking sector is to "dissipate any doubt about the solvency of lending entities, about their capacity to resist under difficult circumstances, in adverse scenarios, as unlikely as these scenarios might be."The new core capital ratio will be 8 percent and might be even higher for savings banks, and this will be decided over the next few weeks, she said.Salgado said the 20 billion euros needed in new capital for the banking system will not be financed entirely by the government and it will be a few months before it is known how much public money is needed.

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"Today's action marks a significant milestone in reinforcing the US-India strategic partnership and moving forward with export control reforms that will facilitate high-technology trade and cooperation," Commerce Secretary Gary Locke said in a statement.It follows President Barack Obama's meeting with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in November in New Delhi, where they announced plans to expand cooperation in civil space, defense and other high technology sectors.As a first step in implementing Obama and Singh's commitment, the Commerce Department's Bureau of Industry and Security said it would publish a new rule changing how India was treated under Export Administration Regulations (EAR).A key measure removes several Indian space and defense-related organizations from the US Entity List, which imposes extra export licensing requirements on foreign groups or individuals whose activities have aroused concern about the possible diversion of US high-technology products that could be used to build weapons of mass destruction.Those removed from the Entity List include Bharat Dynamics Limited, four subordinates of India's Defense Research and Development Organization and four subordinates of the All Indian Space Research Organization.The reforms also "realign" India's standing in the US export control regime by removing it from several country groups associated with proliferation concerns. It adds India to a more favorable category consisting of members of the Missile Technology Control Regime."These changes reaffirm the US commitment to work with India on our mutual goal of strengthening the global nonproliferation framework," Under Secretary of Commerce Eric Hirschhorn said in a statement.Locke will lead 24 US businesses on a high-tech trade mission to India in February.The group includes Boeing, Exelon Nuclear Partners, Lockheed Martin and GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy.The delegation, which also includes senior officials from the US Export-Import Bank and the Trade Development Agency, will make stops in New Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore.An administration official, who briefed reporters on condition he not be identified, said less than 1 percent of current US-India trade was affected by export controls.However, "the perception of onerous export controls certainly has been a hindrance to high-technology trade over the years," the official said."The goal here is to make sure we are in the best possible place to ensure trade in defense, civil space and high-tech can proceed in an expeditious and ultimately prosperous fashion," the official said.