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  • Lending Club is exploring the idea of operating as a bank or obtaining a fintech bank charter in order to keep pace with a changing lending and regulatory landscape, an executive from the marketplace lender said on Thursday.
  • As capital market participants race to meet the January deadline for MiFID II, one obscure aspect of the rules could wreck retail participation in the European bond markets.
  • The dim sum market’s recent issuance run is set to continue after Hitachi Capital (UK) priced a three year deal on November 2 – less than two months after the issuer sold a Formosa bond.
  • China has not done enough to ease the concerns of international bond investors about onshore market access and risk — a failure which is set to torpedo the chances of Chinese bonds of entering Bloomberg-Barclays Global Aggregate Index this year, a Goldman Sachs economist has said.
  • Many international investors are refraining from participating in Bond Connect because they still have little clue on how their investments will be taxed, as well as hoping for more institutions to offer FX liquidity to the scheme, according to market participants.
  • Interest rate derivatives enjoyed increased popularity this quarter as their traded notional rose 9.8% to $46.4tr year-on-year, according to a report by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association. The rise was accompanied by a 5.6% trade count increase.