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The CSRC has just announced rules that will allow top tier Chinese companies to issue preference shares. While more clarification is needed, those banks most in need of capital should get ready to launch, as Basel III related supply is likely to far outweigh demand, write Clare Hammond and Rev Hui. -
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority is asking banks to review and improve their procedures for selling high yield bonds after recent onsite inspections identified a number of cases where its guidelines were not being met.
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Bond and equity activity slumped in the first quarter of this year with both posting double digit falls in trade volume. However there are some bright spots with offshore renminbi activity reaching a record and technology stocks in vogue.
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European banks are expected to sell €80bn of non-core loans this year, according to PriceWaterhouseCoopers, which should be another record year. Portfolio trades in 2013 hit around €64bn par value, up from €46bn in 2012 and €36bn in 2011. PwC says loan portfolios of around €30bn par are in process or closing now, with its loan team working on a further €10bn of trades.
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Taiwan is planning a partnership with Singapore and London to establish an offshore renminbi bond issuing and trading platform to promote its CNH bond market, as well as its offshore renminbi hub status, said Soushan Wu, chairman of the Gretai Securities Market, in an interview with GlobalRMB.
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Dealogic figures for the first quarter show IPO revenues booming, up 61% from last year, but overall investment banking fees dwindling to $15.5bn, down 18% on the year, as DCM, loans and M&A all fell short of last year.
