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The People’s Bank of China’s moves in the week of April 14 to broaden the intra-day onshore yuan trading band and lift the short U.S. dollar ban onshore are clearly big steps towards further fx liberalisation. With nearly seven-years of history history, our regression study in this Learning Curve shows that there have been four major structural breaks in the PBoC’s CNY basket since the floating of CNY in July 2005. The latest break at the start of this year shows a further decrease of USD weight in favor of Asian currencies, which was compensated by a flattening of the appreciation trend. USD/CNY volatility will continue to increase as CNY trades more in line with Asian currencies.
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Separate default waterfalls at central counterparties for different markets and committed capital to each waterfall make sense for limiting contagion, Edwin Schooling Latter, head of the Bank of England’s payments and infrastructure division in London, told DI. -
Futures commission merchants and execution desks at sellside firms could influence how buysiders choose where they clear over-the-counter derivatives, according to a panel on clearing implementation at Markit’s Outlook for OTC conference in New York on Thursday.
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Talks are underway in the U.S. to create a click and trade multi-dealer structured product platform, the first of its kind in the country.
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Depressed yields on five-year U.S. Treasuries are stifling the issuance of U.S. dollar longer-dated equity-linked capital-protected structured products.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission is said to be considering a stricter version of the Volcker Rule in light of JPMorgan Chase’s losses from credit derivatives.
