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A leaked copy of draft EU legislation, seen by GlobalCapital, shows that the Regulatory Scrutiny Board, a committee that makes sure EU laws are well drafted and not too onerous, has made the Commission water down its plans to tighten regulation of green investment benchmarks. But strong rules are coming on investors’ duty to consider environmental, social and governance matters and the shape of the sustainable Taxonomy is emerging. -
Indonesian credits got a quick boost late last week as investor sentiment rose following an interest rate hike. But while the buy-side is again warming up to the country’s bonds, the debate continues over whether the optimism is sustainable.
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Société Générale has appointed Mark Liu as the group country head for Taiwan, succeeding Godwin Chang who is stepping away from banking.
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The Chinese central bank ushers in measures to support offshore renminbi liquidity ahead of MSCI’s A-share inclusion, the London Stock Exchange (LSE) showcases a grand plan to link its stock market with Shanghai, and Beijing and Washington hold back on tariffs after Liu He’s visit to the US.
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The Chinese vice premier is in the United States for trade talks, policymakers highlight concerns about systemic financial risk, and officials in Shanghai say foreign financial institutions are setting up operations in the city after China announced measures to further open up the onshore market.
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China keeps growing its stockpile of US Treasury bonds, the government of Bangladesh may issue a Panda bond following the acquisition of the Dhaka Stock Exchange by two Chinese bourses, and foreign asset managers and insurance firms are expanding their onshore presence.
