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CIMB has made 16 people redundant in investment banking and equities, the second time the Malaysian lender has cut regional jobs this year amid a slump in deal flow. -
Restrictions on launching A-share linked financial products is one of the remaining hurdles for Chinese equities joining the MSCI. But as solving the issue will require China to relinquish more capital controls, there is unlikely to be a swift conclusion.
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MSCI has once again highlighted the inability for foreign investors to move money freely in and out of China as a reason for leaving A-shares out of its Emerging Market Index. While the world’s second largest economy has moved quickly to reform other parts of its financial sector, market participants are divided about whether China will budge on capital controls.
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Pakistan’s equity capital market is set for a big boost from MSCI’s decision to return the country to emerging market status after a seven year hiatus, with bankers expecting foreign investors to pour into stocks.
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MSCI’s decision to not include China A-shares into its Emerging Market index drew little reaction with both the currency and the major stock indices holding up well during Wednesday trading.
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Index firm MSCI said on June 14 that it was once again delaying the inclusion of Chinese A-shares in its emerging market index. Here is GlobalRMB's quick guide to what you need to know.
