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EU Parliament rapporteur Danuta Hübner has written a draft report that emphasises the need to "mitigate the discretionary nature" of a draft plan that could force large non-European Union central counterparty clearing houses (CCPs) to relocate to inside the bloc. -
China agreed to $12.8bn of deals with the UK during the British prime minister’s state visit, RMB returns as the fifth most used global payments currency, and Aberdeen Asset Management grabs Rmb5.3bn ($842.8m) new renminbi qualified foreign institutional investor (RQFII) quotas.
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It has now become common for bond issuers to stress their 'Belt and Road' credentials. But China Merchants Port has become one of the first issuers to get the official blessing to use the term.
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Slow settlements and burdensome admin in the European leveraged loan market have been delivering risk-free profits to some loan arrangers — leaving loan funds and CLO managers fuming, and prompting a move from the Loan Market Association to work on a fix. But in a hot market, voluntary guidance may not be enough.
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Trade associations representing derivatives and capital markets have published a road map that they hope will lay the path to a smooth transition away from “ibor” interest rate benchmarks.
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Shanghai Pudong Development Bank is set to open its newly authorised UK branch for business next week, with initial plans for wholesale banking and vanilla securities trading.
