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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has outlined plans to speed up approvals for wholesale debt issues listed in London, a change which it hopes will particularly benefit borrowers from outside the EU, and ABS and covered bond issuers.
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There’s now only five months until the renminbi enters the IMF’s special drawing rights basket in October. But while this shows the progress the RMB has made, panelists at a recent conference are not expecting full convertibility anytime soon. -
Dollar-yen currency option prices have risen sharply this week in line with shifting expectations for the Bank of Japan meeting on Thursday, after details were leaked by anonymous officials of a possible negative loan rate to encourage banks to lend.
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Shanghai Clearing House (SHCH) plans to launch a Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ) offshore renminbi bond market in May, according to documents seen by GlobalRMB.
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Moskovskaya Birzha (Moscow Exchange, or MOEX) has vowed to improve risk management and will expand the range of foreign exchange services it provides.
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Saudi Arabia’s plans for economic and social reform will involve developing its financial markets, including the use of derivatives.
