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News that BlackRock will start using the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect (SHSC) shows the trading link is beginning to appeal a wider range of investors as the early technical issues get resolved. This increasing popularity is even holding up in the face A-share volatility with turnover on the northbound channel on the rise. -
Henrik Aslaksen, global head of M&A at Deutsche Bank, is to leave the firm.
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Marie Filotti, an ECM syndicate banker with Nomura based in Hong Kong, has left the firm, GlobalCapital Asia understands.
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Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has poured cold water on the stock exchange’s attempts to bring weighted voting rights (WVRs) to the city, saying its board “unanimously” opposes the draft recommendations that have been drawn up.
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Religare Capital Markets has continued its hiring spree in Asia with the appointment of Stephen Conway as head of Asean trading, as the boutique investment bank boosts its distribution platform for pan-Asian equity products.
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Chinese authorities will need to work on onshore and offshore RMB infrastructure and products to push on with their internationalisation agenda for the currency, as well as engage international institutions, thinktank Atlantic Council recommended in a June 22 report called "Renminbi Ascending".
