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China is understood to have tweaked its renminbi fixing mechanism by reducing the reference window of the baskets of currencies it tracks. -
Two and a half years after the launch of the first pilot free trade zone in Shanghai, the authorities appear ready to inaugurate a third batch of FTZs. But recent moves to restrict capital outflows have ended up hurting foreign enterprises, dealing a blow to China’s efforts to open its capital account.
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India has released a series of targets to make sure its state-owned firms are listed within a specific time frame, giving them up to 5.5 months to market and launch their IPOs.
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The Reserve Bank of India has further opened up investment into Masala bonds by allowing new types of investors to access offshore rupee notes.
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The Financial Conduct Authority is reviewing aspects of the UK’s primary markets regime, with a particular focus on whether the UK needs a specialised wholesale debt listing venue, like Ireland’s GEM market.
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Credit Suisse named one of its most senior investment bankers in Asia Pacific as China CEO this week, putting him in charge of a strategy increasingly focused on wealth management and China. The move came as the resilience of the bank's regional and integrated model continues to be tested, writes John Loh.
