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Swaps market participants face new challenges with delegated reporting liabilities as trade reporting requirements have evolved globally, according to research from Sapient Global Markets.
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China has released new rules expanding its municipal bond programme and providing a debt swap quota for local governments. Observers welcome the new measures which they hope will encourage transparency over debt levels and provide local authorities with more funding flexibility. -
In this round-up, three new free trade zones receive Politburo approval for an end of March launch and ICBC and Bank of China report huge rise in cross-border RMB clearing business.
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Asset managers and the funds that they manage do not present systemic risk according to a letter to the Financial Stability Oversight Council from two trade associations, and as a result, should be independently reviewed by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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IInvestors are shifting their trading strategies from options on indices to single name stocks and exchange-traded funds on the back of pessimism regarding first quarter earnings results.
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Marketplace lending in continental Europe, while lagging far behind the US and the UK, has taken a step forward as SME platform Lendix announced a tranche of institutional money committed to SME lending
