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Demand from international investors to participate in Bond Connect is strong – with Ireland and Luxembourg-registered funds set to be the next group to join in once real-time delivery versus payment is introduced later this year, two bankers told the IFLR Asia Capital Markets Forum on Tuesday. -
The Chinese regulators are planning to expand Bond Connect to cover exchange traded bonds, and are mulling changes to older access channels such as the qualified foreign institutional investor (QFII) scheme, according to market participants.
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Foreign ownership reform in the Chinese financial sector is not only a landmark in the country’s opening up, but also a strategic move to rebalance US-China trade. But recent guidelines curtailing banking sector liberalisation appear to be a case of one step forward, two steps back for China. Now more than ever, Beijing must not let its caution around financial risk take over and undo its strategy.
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Financial market participants will need to embrace the rise of new technology to survive the transition to a post-cash society, an area where China is taking the lead, Andi Dervishi, CIO and global head of fintech, e-payments and new finance at International Finance Corp (IFC), told a conference in Hangzhou.
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The European Banking Authority has cautioned that banks need to tend to their non-performing loans (NPLs), after publishing its EU wide transparency exercise across 132 firms.
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Investors are broadly positive on the policy direction set by China’s 19th Party Congress, said experts at Euromoney’s Hangzhou Global Investment Conference on November 21.
