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Calculating initial margin for uncleared over-the-counter derivatives is posing significant challenges for the industry and market participants need to look at adopting a standardised model to ensure consistency when calculating margin.
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Ed Steel, former managing director and global head of equity derivatives trading at Standard Chartered in Hong Kong, has joined Nomura in London. -
ABN Amro announced that it will be launching an Asian corporate finance advisory business for global energy, commodities and transportation (ECT) clients, as the Dutch bank builds its range of wholesale banking services for the sector.
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Standard & Poor’s (S&P) predicts Taiwan bond issuance to keep rising until the end of the year, driven by financial debentures and international bonds.
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In this round-up, more reforms are on the way for the first anniversary of the Shanghai Free Trade Zone, Taiwan launches its offshore renminbi Taibor benchmarks, a Chinese rating agency opened operations in Hong Kong, and Australia launched a "Sydney for Renminbi" initiative to boost its standing as an offshore RMB hub.
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Hong Kong's and Shanghai’s stock exchanges and clearing houses finalised on Thursday an agreement to set up their Stock Connect mutual equity trading scheme. The pilot initiative will work alongside the successful RQFII quota programme to lay the foundation for the gradual opening of China’s capital account.
