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The European Commission will begin using fixed income pricing data and liquidity metrics from Markit, the financial information services firm, in its research and policymaking activities. -
CME Group has applauded a decision by the European Securities and Markets Authority this week to add it to add the US Chicago Mercantile Exchange to its list of recognised central counterparties based in third countries.
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Hungary is an area of focus for the loan market this week, with both MOL Group and Hungarian Eximbank weighing up commitments from lenders.
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MSCI’s decision to not include China A-shares into its Emerging Market index drew little reaction with both the currency and the major stock indices holding up well during Wednesday trading.
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National Bank of Abu Dhabi is betting big on India’s fast growing economy having opened a branch in Mumbai. While the purchase of Royal Bank of Scotland’s Indian foreign currency corporate loan book has given momentum to its business, the firm has bigger ambitions, NBAD’s chief executive officer for India told Shruti Chaturvedi.
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Index firm MSCI said on June 14 that it was once again delaying the inclusion of Chinese A-shares in its emerging market index. Here is GlobalRMB's quick guide to what you need to know.
