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The Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI) said it is working with Hong Kong’s stock exchange to launch Green Bond Connect, an initiative to help Bond Connect investors identify Chinese bonds that meet international green standards. But market participants are divided on whether such an initiative is necessary. Noah Sin reports. -
US prosecutors have widened the net in their case against Turkey’s Halkbank after bringing new charges against the country’s former economy minister and the bank's former general manager for breaking Iranian sanctions, sending Halkbank assets lower but not hitting the rest of the country’s banking sector.
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Market demand from smaller companies, rather than regulatory action, is driving China’s asset-backed securitization market, said Kristal Hou, executive general secretary of China Securitization Forum, an industry association.
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China’s Foreign Economic Cooperation Office (FECO) of the Ministry of Environmental Protection and a group of financial industry bodies in China have published a set of guidelines on controlling environmental risk for Chinese overseas investment.
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The Hong Kong Exchange (HKEX) is in talks with Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI) to launch a Green Bond Connect, an initiative to help Bond Connect investors identify Chinese bonds that meet the international standards of green investments, Sean Kidney, CEO at CBI, told GlobalRMB in Beijing.
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News that Chinese regulators were outlawing initial coin offerings hit the cryptocurrency market hard, knocking some $38bn off the industry’s market cap, between Saturday and Monday. While the crash appears to be over for now, the dump should be a wake-up call to market participants that regulation is not something they can opt out of.
