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After taking a beating in 2016, many are expecting the renminbi to fall further against the dollar this year. But few market watchers expect another sharp depreciation, with some believing the RMB may have already reached the bottom. -
Almost two years after Moody’s and Fitch changed their rating criteria to take account of the Bank Resolution and Recovery Directive, Standard & Poor’s has set out how it plans to build resolution regimes into its ratings.
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In this round-up, CFETS sets its dollar fix nearly unchanged after a week-long break, several Japanese lenders get ready to gain access to the China interbank payment system, and RMB trade settlement in Hong Kong sees a sharp fall in 2016. Plus a recap of our coverage.
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Cicero, the climate research institute at Oslo University, has produced a report to help investors work out where they face risks from climate change, with red, orange and yellow flags for the severity and immediacy of threats.
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Green finance leaders are hoping the European Union will come up with concrete initiatives to help the market, after its new official body on the subject met for the first time last week.
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Republicans keen to start dismantling US financial regulatory infrastructure have the director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Richard Cordray, in their sights. But removing him may not be straightforward.
