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Canadian investors may gain a direct route into China’s interbank bond market thanks to a collaboration between TMX Group and Shanghai Clearing House (SHCH) that is set to kick off by the last quarter of the year, TMX's Brian Gelfand told GlobalRMB. -
Asia is overloaded with infrastructure projects hungry for financing, even though there is money to fund them. How to bring the two together is the question raised by panellists at the Asian Development Bank’s annual meeting in Japan — and for some local currency lending is the way forward.
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The European Commission hardened its stance on a clearing exemption for pension funds on Thursday as the final version of a proposed piece of legislation reduced the potential scope of the grace period to five years.
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Attempts by the German debt management office to prevent another collapse in the European repo market are not enough, according to market participants — though they may have benefited German taxpayers.
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The idea of a new European Secured Note (ESN) asset class has struggled to get off the ground, but with a regulatory push and normalising monetary policy, it could at last be set for take off.
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The Hong Kong Exchange’s China Ministry of Finance Treasury bond (T-bond) futures were given a lukewarm reception by investors in the first two weeks of trading. But experts say demand will pick up as China’s onshore bond market opens up further later this year.
