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On the path to the bond market of the future, there will be a “journey of natural selection”, leading to a “survival of the fittest”, according to a new market study by the International Capital Market Association.
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Onshore exchanges are marking rapid growth, as regulations force China shorters to take an increasingly creative approach. -
China’s National Association of Financial Market Institutional Investors (Nafmii) has published a trial disclosure framework for non-performing loan securitization, paving the way for the first batch of deals to come later this year.
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Japan has unveiled its total loss absorbing capacity (TLAC) framework and in line with expectations has adopted a single point of entry approach with a group’s holding company being the resolution entity.
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Maybank Kim Eng’s Hong Kong arm is eyeing opportunities in Greater China to push it closer towards its ambitions. John Fei, CEO for Hong Kong and China, told GlobalCapital Asia that the firm is not only looking to break into the ranks of the city’s top 15 investment banks but also wants to be among the top 20 brokerages.
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A vote by the United Kingdom to leave the European Union would entail a host of negative consequences for the derivatives market, according to Allen & Overy lawyers. The concerns include a deterioration of counterparty creditworthiness, changes in mark-to-market exposure and a decline in the value of UK linked collateral.
