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Chinese onshore bonds are eligible to join the Citi Fixed Income Indices for the first time, the bank said this week. This follows last week’s publication of new guidelines by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (Safe), which opened the door to foreign investors trading FX derivatives onshore. -
The world of green finance has intersected with that of synthetic securitization for what may be the first time, in a $3bn risk transfer deal that could show a way to free up banks’ balance sheets to expand green lending.
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Corporate and investment banks in Asia Pacific saw their revenues shrink 7% in 2016 compared to just a 2% fall for global CIBs, according to Coalition.
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In this round-up, Hong Kong’s RMB deposits dropped to a near six-year low, the Mutual Recognition of Funds scheme saw meagre flows to Mainland and Hong Kong funds, and the Stock Connect had a surge in net purchases in February. Plus, a recap of our stories this week.
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The UK’s IPO market is likely to go through its biggest shake-up for a generation later this year, when the Financial Conduct Authority introduces new rules — but the effects may not be those the regulator intends, writes Jon Hay.
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The Basel Committee insisted it was still on track to finish its Basel IV reforms, as the European Central Bank launched its own review of capital rules that could render the Basel project redundant.
