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Standard Chartered has completed its first one-year China offshore yuan Hibor fixing interest rate swap with a Hong Kong based corporate client. -
The corporate euro medium term market has had an impressive start to the year, with new issuers entering the fray and existing ones increasingly using MTNs to diversify their funding. There is still space in the buoyant market for other firms to join in — but they should hurry up if they want to take advantage of historically low rates.
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Corporates are buying cheaper U.S. dollar, onshore China yuan non-deliverable forwards in order to hedge their offshore CNH exposure, instead of buying CNH forwards. The play allows corporates to save on hedging costs while benefiting from the positive carry.
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Matthew Totham, managing director and head of equity trading at Morgan Stanley in Hong Kong, is relocating back to the firm’s London office.
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There was significant flow in moves last week as hires and exits were seen across the globe.
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—Charles Feng, regional head of fx, rates and credit trading for North East Asia at Standard Chartered in Hong Kong, on how the new offshore China yuan HIBOR will inject greater transparency into the fx forward market.
