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UniCredit is seeking €90m from Caius Capital due to the hedge fund’s actions over the past few months in relation to the convertible and subordinated hybrid equity-linked securities (Cashes). -
China’s central bank brings back reserve requirement for FX forwards to support the RMB, the securities watchdog welcomes the launch of two year government bond futures, and a top financial regulatory body says it wants more support for the real economy before China’s leaders meet in Beidaihe.
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Transposing the European Commission’s covered bond directive into Spanish Cédulas law should result in multi-notch Cédulas upgrades, Fitch said. This could help allay concerns about other legal reforms that will lower collateral protection, and help boost confidence that the impending overhaul of the Spanish legal framework can be executed deftly.
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The Ministry of Commerce (MofCom) relaxes restrictions on foreign investors buying A-shares, the People's Bank of China requires more details on the business operations of foreign service provider in the Mainland, and Chinese premier Li Keqiang confirms London Connect will launch this year.
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China’s top policy bodies got behind a loosening of the policy stance to give China’s lagging economy a boost, as Trump’s trade war continues to push the renminbi lower and creating more uncertainty on China’s growth prospects.
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Deutsche Bank's decision to clear around half of its euro swaps business in Europe might have caused a stir in the Square Mile this week but a closer look at the overall clearing numbers show that London continues to dominate the global swap clearing markets, writes Ross Lancaster.
