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The PBoC may be managing to keep the RMB stable this year but the trade policies of new US president Donald Trump and China’s growing corporate debt will continue to pose a challenge, according to think tank OMFIF. -
Hong Kong’s market watchdog has slapped a HK$15m ($1.9m) fine on BoCom International (Asia) for failing to discharge its duties as a sponsor in the listing application of China Huinong Capital Group.
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Singapore Exchange has freed companies to issue up to 100% of their equity capital in rights offerings, an increase from 50% previously.
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In this round-up, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (Safe) says it expects China’s foreign reserves to grow gradually despite global volatilities, PBoC’s dollar fix remains pretty much unchanged from the previous day and the Shanghai Free Trade Zone will open up the financial sector to more foreign investment.
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Prytania, a structured credit boutique, has formally split its corporate structure, separating its advisory and solutions business from investment management.
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Bloomberg is trying to drag European ABS trading into the digital age, signing up several banks to start providing quotes on its ALLQ system for core, prime European ABS asset classes. Some dealers, though, struggle to see the benefit.
