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  • The China Securities Regulatory Commission and Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission on Thursday approved a pilot programme for mutual stock market access between the exchanges in Shanghai and Hong Kong. The market response has been overwhelmingly positive, although there are still questions to answer, writes Clare Hammond.
  • Holders of accumulators referencing the China H-share market are seeing immediate benefits from a plan to tie the Shanghai Stock Exchange more closely with the Hong Kong Exchange.
  • The Hong Kong Trade Repository will start the next phase of its roll out this September, adding 15 products in fx, interest rates and equity derivatives.
  • Europe's biggest banks are stepping up their protests against how the Basel securitization framework treats the product, saying that even lowered risk-weightings endanger the asset class and do not reflect historical performance — a stark contrast to encouraging comments from top European policymakers.
  • Renminbi clearing volumes at Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) Singapore branch had reached more than Rmb10tr as of April 8, according to the firm, which is the official RMB clearing bank in Singapore. Its general manager tells GlobalRMB that it is working on launching real-time gross settlement (RTGS) in the city-state, as well as developing other infrastructure.
  • Westpac has received approval from the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) to set up a sub-branch in the Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ). The move is intended to extend Westpac’s offering in China, as the market opens up more to international capital.