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MSCI has once again highlighted the inability for foreign investors to move money freely in and out of China as a reason for leaving A-shares out of its Emerging Market Index. While the world’s second largest economy has moved quickly to reform other parts of its financial sector, market participants are divided about whether China will budge on capital controls. -
The rise of repo and secondary financing is becoming increasingly important to keeping ABS trading alive, as two major banks restructure their securitization businesses to bring trading, secondary financing and primary financing closer together.
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Pakistan’s equity capital market is set for a big boost from MSCI’s decision to return the country to emerging market status after a seven year hiatus, with bankers expecting foreign investors to pour into stocks.
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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.
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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.
