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The Hong Kong Stock Exchange is preparing to launch a new system for controlling excess volatility in the market, following in the footsteps of other global bourses with circuit breakers. -
In this round up, Stock Connect flows boosted by Shenzhen Connect announcement, mutual recognition of funds (MRF) broadens fund selection, and Bank of China’s cross-border RMB index picks up in June. Plus, a recap of GlobalRMB's top stories this week.
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Intercontinental Exchange has battled to deflect a potentially deal-busting challenge of its takeover of Trayport, the trading software company, by the UK's Competition and Markets Authority.
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Declining primary supply, an increase in buy-and-hold investors and the retreat of dealers has turned the European securitization secondary market into a difficult, illiquid place to trade. But investors are becoming increasingly frustrated even with the dealers that remain in the business.
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The cost of primary dealerships is a constant source of trouble for banks, and following several high profile departures from European dealerships, GlobalCapital dug into the data to examine how performance in primary dealerships matches up with the wider world of DCM.
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CME Group has reported the first trading of its US dollar Malaysian crude palm oil futures contracts it launched last month.
