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Germany is comfortably China’s largest trading partner in Europe, accounting for about a third of all EU-Chinese trade and for a large share of European FDI into China. That would seem to make Frankfurt a natural hub for renminbi (RMB) trading and settlement in Europe. Indeed, when Prime Minister Li Keqiang chose Germany as the destination for his first overseas trip as China’s Premier, in May 2013, he spoke of the economic “dream team” that the two countries could create if they intensified their co-operation. Can this also be applied to financial services, and if so, will it underpin the further expansion of Frankfurt as a financial centre? This was the focus of EuroWeek’s December roundtable in Frankfurt.
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Montgomery Ho, managing director and head of commercial banking for HSBC China has been promoted to deputy CEO and executive director for the Chinese arm of the global bank.
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ArcelorMittal this week exercised a call option on a $650m hybrid bond, delivering a seven point loss to investors that were caught napping — and underlining the pitfalls of the product. -
The EuroWeek Asia and Asiamoney capital markets and investment banking awards were decided by the editorial team in December 2013 after an exhaustive series of meetings with bankers. Banks were invited to submit written pitches in November, after which journalists held meetings with individual asset class teams as well as discussions with issuers. Our thanks go to all those who took the time to discuss their work.
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Chinese authorities intend to allow the use of cross border renminbi derivatives for hedging purposes by financial institutions operating in the Shanghai free trade zone, according to market officials.
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Financial experts at the Asian Financial Forum believe China’s government could set up more free trade zones in 12 months, and will accelerate the roll out of broad market reforms in Shanghai.
