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In this round up, Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission put an ETF link on hold, venture capital funds will get more tax cuts, and Hong Kong signed up to the fourth closer economic partnership agreement with the Mainland. -
US swaps participants are emerging from a month of analysing proposed reforms of swap execution facilities (SEFs), with old fault lines opening up between institutions over how they think the rules will change the market landscape.
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SEC chairman Jay Clayton warned the US Senate Committee on Banking about risks to US capital markets from Brexit, in a hearing conducted on Tuesday.
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HSBC’s head of global markets Thibaut de Roux left the bank in September, following an accusation of inappropriate conduct from a junior female employee, according to reports from Bloomberg.
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Eurex Exchange has hired a chief technology officer from within its ranks to work on the company’s IT strategy and trading system development.
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The depository arm of Canada’s TMX Group is testing a bond link with the Shanghai Clearing House, offering the latest way for foreign investors to access China’s onshore bond market. But while the new link will give Canadian and US investors more freedom to choose onshore dealers, it is unlikely to address some investors’ worries over privacy.
