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China’s central bank will hold on to its 'neutral and prudent' monetary policy, the central bank of Pakistan encourages businesses to trade with China in renminbi, and the Chinese currency regains its position as the sixth most used global payments currency. -
The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) is going ahead with a pilot programme to fully float Hong Kong-listed shares, although the plan will be limited to three companies in the initial stage.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) will allow listed companies to sell shares through qualified institutional placements as a way to meet free float requirements.
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The truth about MiFID II, probably the most far-reaching reform of European equity capital markets for many years, will begin to be revealed on January 3, when market participants have to start implementing this huge new addition to the rule book.
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Mizuho Bank is preparing to sell the first ever Panda bond by a Japanese issuer, after picking three local banks to manage the deal.
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The Chinese president emphasises the need to control financial risk at a key economic policy forum, Pakistan considers using the renminbi instead of the dollar in bilateral trade with China, and China Development Bank sells $350m of bonds in Hong Kong to help fund the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
