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A vote for the UK to leave the European Union next week could widen the performance rift between sterling and euro bonds and send European credit default swap indices to some of their widest levels this year, Citigroup predicts.
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Easing Brexit concerns have supported better paying in CNY swaps. Looking forward, the NDIRS curve is expected to steepen on improving liquidity conditions and dim sum related swap flow, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives. -
Barclays has restructured a book of controversial local authority and housing association loans to waive its rights to amend the interest rates on the loans at given periods.
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Clearstream has confirmed that it is working with the Chinese authorities to establish a link between offshore investors and the China interbank bond market (CIBM). The firm also said it will boost its Stock Connect capabilities from July 4.
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OpenDoor Trading has re-engaged the services former chief operating officer, Chris Ferreri, as a member of its advisory board, just months after he left the firm to join a broker.
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Longer CNY NDIRS have been bid on the easing Brexit risk and the curve is steeper. SAFE has relaxed rules on the repatriation of offshore issue proceeds. 361 Degrees is planning a dim sum buyback, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
