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As the prospect of a ‘hard Brexit’ looms over the City of London, UK politicians are facing the humiliating prospect of losing financial market primacy to Paris. The derivatives market is one area where participants are actively looking across the Channel, worrying Nicky Morgan, chair of the UK parliament’s Treasury Select Committee. -
China’s policy of opening up its onshore market while holding a tight grip on capital flows is unsustainable, according to two Chinese academics, who called for a more proactive policy from China in promoting renminbi internationalisation.
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A high stakes game of chicken is taking place between US and European regulators, with the spectre of fragmentation in derivatives markets looming. But there's been no proper dialogue between the two sides.
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Chinese banks and corporations are making use of the fast-growing asset-backed securitization (ABS) market to aid the country’s deleveraging efforts, analysts told GlobalRMB.
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Changes put forward under Republican tax plans could dent the attractiveness of high yield debt and leveraged loans, according to analysts, but a cut to the corporate tax rate and a potential holiday for repatriated cash would be positives for US corporates.
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As investor demand for ESG products grows, an exchange traded fund tracking companies with good policies on gender equality began trading on Euronext this Monday.
