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China has registered the first foreign participant to its interbank bond market following its much publicised rule relaxation in February with UK asset manager Insight Investment first across the line on Monday. -
The China Europe International Exchange (Ceinex) is working with stakeholders on a cross-continental Stock Connect initiative, in a competing bid to plans by the London Stock Exchange, Ceinex's CEO told GlobalRMB.
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Law firm Allen & Overy and financial services firm Deloitte are working together on a solution to help big banks comply with regulations that are due to come into force from September and require margin to be posted on over-the-counter derivatives trades.
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Petroleum Development Oman (PDO) is leading a run of deals in the market from the sultanate, with the borrower said to be close to completing a loan of more than $3bn.
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Investors are lining up to access China via the new interbank bond market (CIBM) scheme, according to survey published by Standard Chartered (StanChart). But other schemes, such as the Stock Connect, are also seeing growing popularity.
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US regulators are determined to press ahead with plans to impose margin rules on uncleared swaps from September despite the disadvantage this would cause US dealers, said lawyers, after the European Commission postponed its effective date until mid-2017.
