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The European Commission on Monday announced that will consult with industry participants for a solution to the eurozone's non-performing loan issue, with an eye to developing a more efficient secondary market to move the paper off bank balance sheets. -
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) on Monday reacted positively to last month’s European Commission proposal on third country central counterparties (CCPs), which offered the regulatory body more powers to supervise foreign clearing houses.
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Asset manager Pimco said the launch of Bond Connect addressed important concerns by foreign investors, but added that the outlook for the RMB remained somewhat bearish.
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Midclear, the custodian and clearing centre of financial instruments for Lebanon and the Middle East, has selected GMEX Technologies to provide the core system for Lebanon's first derivatives central counterparty (CCP).
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Chinese regulators opened the door to foreign bond investors this week, launching a Bond Connect scheme that offers unfettered access to onshore renminbi bonds. The scheme promises to be a game-changer for global investors — as long as China does not rest on its laurels. Paolo Danese and Morgan Davis report.
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Droit Financial Technologies has signed up five banks to Adept — its Market in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II) trade compliance platform.
