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Citi is set to end a decade long association with China Guangfa Bank (CGB) having announced this week that it will be selling its entire stake in the lender to China Life Insurance. -
The CME Group will launch trading of a new dollar index futures contract in April, in collaboration with Bloomberg, with the new index including the offshore RMB (CNH) as one of its currencies.
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The Hong Kong Stock Exchange's 2015 revenues were bolstered by a jump in listings fees as it saw the most IPOs of any bourse in the world, according to its annual results published on Wednesday.
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Tradeweb Markets, a fixed income and derivatives marketplace operator, has bought CodeStreet, a firm that specialises in developing data-driven trade identification and workflow management software.
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Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the exchange, clearing house and data services operator that is circling an approach for the London Stock Exchange, has agreed to buy Standard & Poor’s Securities Evaluations and Credit Market Analysis.
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Moody’s changed the outlook on the Chinese government’s credit rating to negative on Wednesday as a result of weakening financials, falling currency reserves and uncertainty about the country’s ability to implement economic reforms.
