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  • The renminbi is the fifth most used payments currency in the world despite a fall in payments value in June, credit rating agencies in China are set to undergo a review by commercial banks, and the asset management arm of UBS starts a fund to tap both onshore and offshore Chinese stocks.
  • A new dawn has broken for RMB business in Japan, as the country prepares to launch its first RMB clearing bank and a local currency swap line with China. For now bankers are focusing on new renminbi investment quotas, which could mobilise the vast pool of Japanese household assets to tap onshore Chinese securities.
  • Chairman of the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission Christopher Giancarlo had a pessimistic message on cross-border clearing regulation for the House Committee on Agriculture this week, citing “fundamentally different approaches” to the matter with European counterparts.
  • Fannie Mae on Thursday ensured its name would be included in future financial textbooks on the replacement of Libor as it priced the first ever floating rate notes linked to the new Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR), drawing a wide range of investors from money funds to state treasuries in the process.
  • The Hong Kong Stock Exchange has put a proposal to give weighted voting rights (WVRs) to corporate entities on ice, after a tiff with its mainland counterparts and pushback from investors. But the move is not an automatic win for its rival in Singapore, which last month allowed companies to hold dual-class shares. John Loh writes.
  • Conference organizer IMN has launched a group dedicated to representing the interests of securitization buysiders that will be led by investors from some of the most active ABS shops in the market.