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The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), without a doubt, will find many private sector takers. But despite their desire to get involved, investors are holding their horses as they assess risks, especially political ones, in Belt and Road countries. -
The People’s Bank of China scraps the requirement for financial institutions to set aside cash as reserves when buying foreign currency forwards, KraneShares launches new ETF to track companies in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) projects, and Bridgewater is said to be starting a new investment fund in China.
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Habib Bank (HBL) has reached a settlement with US regulators for a much lower fine of $225m, after accusations it had breached anti-money laundering rules wiped 30% off its market value.
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European Union member states are pushing back against the European Commission’s June 13 proposal on supervising clearing houses (CCPs), which could forcefully relocate systemically important institutions to within the EU, with questions of sovereignty and liquidity fragmentation arising.
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Capital markets divisions had the best revenue performance across investment banks in the first half of the year, according to analyst firm Coalition.
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Financial services and capital markets need a transitional period after Brexit, and the Association for Financial Markets in Europe (Afme) has explained how it thinks it should work.
