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China’s efforts to promote the renminbi have been focused on getting the currency out into the world. But since last year there has been a noticeable shift, with Beijing ratcheting up attempts to entice the world into its domestic markets. A new phase of renminbi internationalisation has begun, writes Carrie Hong. -
There’s been plenty of hype about Panda bonds as borrowers and bankers scramble to take advantage of this new avenue into China. But for all the momentum the market has shown since reopening, it is plagued by a number of problems including a lacklustre response from onshore investors. Regulators need to act if the market is to reach its potential, writes Carrie Hong.
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Korea Gas Corp (KoGas) has kicked off preparations for its first international bond of the year, which will hit the market next month.
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Asiamoney’s Offshore RMB Poll handed victory to HSBC for the fifth year running in the survey’s largest outing yet, with Standard Chartered and BTMU runners up. The top three discuss their approach and expectations for RMB internationalisation in 2016. Lorraine Cushnie reports.
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Index providers are once again discussing the potential inclusion of A-shares with global investors. But despite the best efforts by China’s regulators to ready the country’s financial system, market participants remain divided about whether recent steps go far enough, writes Paolo Danese.
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Although the weak yuan trend is continuing China's latest move to slow capital outflows is keeping short-end CNY NDIRS calm. Meanwhile, China has issued its first London-listed dim sum bond and Sri Lanka is planning a Panda bond issue, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
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