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  • Foreign investors are expected to become more active in the Formosa bond market following the formation of a direct settlement link between Taiwan’s Central Securities Depository (TDCC) and Clearstream. The move follows a move follows TDCC ‘s partnership between with Euroclear and Citibank earlier this month to give international investors direct access to Formosa bonds via their existing clearing accounts.
  • Institutional investors have been active in short-dated upside call flow on the Japan Exchange-Nikkei 400 index, a new trend according to traders. The trades, which had an average notional of around $1 million, follow an announcement from Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund that it will include the new index in its benchmarks.
  • The newly approved Shanghai-Hong Kong mutual stock programme will use renminbi as the settlement currency for the two-way transactions, Zhang Xiaojun, the news spokesman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) said last Friday.
  • The Hong Kong Monetary Authority is looking to implement the Basel Committee’s standardised approach to counterparty credit risk exposures, which will be applicable to exchange-traded derivatives, over-the-counter derivatives and long settlement transactions.
  • Changes to rules governing financial leasing companies in China should limit the risk of originator/servicer defaults and make the issuance of leasing ABS deals possible in the country, according to analysts at Fitch Ratings.
  • JP Morgan’s 19% fall in earnings for the first quarter of 2014 was partly caused by a 21% decline in revenue from its fixed income business.