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In this round-up, China introduces a new calculation for bank’s reserve ratio, trading of RMB futures in Hong Kong drops, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) is ready for Hong Kong Connect, and Singapore’s central bank sees a slowdown in RMB internationalisation. Plus, a recap of GlobalRMB’s coverage this week. -
A flurry of corporate borrowers came to market this week, but the UK’s approaching referendum on Europe has struck terror into the heart of liquidity providers across all walks of the derivatives market.
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Tumbling volatility over the past months has caused US and European corporate credit risk prices to converge, despite credit investors bracing themselves for diverging monetary policies.
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US institutional broker-dealer CRT Capital Group has closed its London-based credit business, leaving only a handful of equities staff, and is intending to sell much of its US operations.
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A growing number of foreign exchange brokers are increasing their margin requirements on currency trades to protect themselves from Brexit volatility, with several outlining planned hikes around this month’s UK referendum.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has appointed a permanent replacement for David Geen, its former general counsel who left earlier this year, while also naming central counterparty senior executives to its board.
