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In this round-up, Stock Connect southbound flows pick up considerably, the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) introduces an expanded RMB clearing and depository facility, and RMB clearing in Hong Kong increases in August. Plus, a recap of our coverage this week. -
Renminbi foreign exchange markets were thrust back into the spotlight this week after the offshore renminbi interbank rate jumped. Analysts believe that People Bank of China's (PBoC) interventions are the driver for the third spike in CNH Hibor this year.
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truePTS, a post-trade service provider for derivatives processing, has unveiled truePTS Counterparty Manager, a counterparty data management solution developed in partnership with LEI Smart.
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Last week’s rollout of margin rules for uncleared swaps in the US, Canada and Japan has been characterised by some participants as a ‘mad scramble’ that was lucky to muddle across the finish line without disaster. But having observed the challenges the US faced, European regulators must think carefully about how they implement their own margin deadlines, sources have warned.
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CME Group has expanded its reach in both Asia and Latin America, with Hong Kong and Mexico recognising the firm as a central counterparty (CCP).
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The US Commodity Trading Futures Commission (CTFC) is divided over derivative rules as it agreed by split vote on Thursday to accept substituted compliance comparability for Japan uncleared margin rules. And one of its three commissioners, Sharon Bowen, raised a number of concerns for systemic financial risk as she voted against the motion.
