London not giving up on RMB dream just yet

Paolo Danese

November 11, 2016 09:45 am

theresa may ma kai 230px — File photo dated 09/11/16 of Prime Minister Theresa May and Chancellor Philip Hammond greeting China's Vice Premier Ma Kai (left) at 10 Downing Street in London as the Government hosts talks aimed at boosting Beijing's investment in the UK's infrastructure. | Carl Court/PA Wire/PA Images

The London RMB hub has been under threat from the Brexit vote, but China seems keen not to jump ship yet. The latest round of meetings have yielded a commitment to launching the long-promised London-Shanghai Stock Connect, the UK Treasury said on November 10.

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