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Welcome back to our Monday newsletter. In this round-up, Trump dream team hits Great Wall, Bond Connect flows keep growing and new Shanghai Stock Exchange chairman is appointed. -
China’s stock market regulator has published draft rules for the issuance and listing of China Depositary Receipts (CDRs).
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The People’s Bank of China publishes new rules governing the RMB qualified domestic institutional investor scheme, China and Nigeria ink a swap line, and the State Administration of Foreign Exchange pledges further reforms.
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UBS and two others announce China JV plans, the domestic iron ore futures contract opens to foreign traders, and Shanghai and Shenzhen get approval for their Dhaka exchange acquisition plans.
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The Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges have won a bid to buy a 25% stake in Bangladesh’s Dhaka Stock Exchange, according to a joint statement from the Chinese acquirers.
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China’s regulators are planning to push ahead with a long-awaited delivery versus payments upgrade for Bond Connect as early as next month, GlobalRMB understands. The move addresses one of the major headaches for foreign investors using the scheme to buy onshore renminbi bonds.
