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The first day of trading on the long hailed Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect ended in a whimper, with just a fifth of the daily net trading quota used up. But Charles Li, chief executive of the Hong Kong Exchange (HKEX) was clear the bridge will serve its purpose in the long run. -
Panda bonds are attracting plenty of interest but accounting issues and China’s scrutiny of global auditors are proving to be the biggest impediments to the asset class, according to panelists speaking at the IFLR Asia 2016 Capital Markets Forum.
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There is too much diversity in covered bond legal and supervisory frameworks to justify special regulatory treatment of all regimes and programmes, said Christian Moor, a policy advisor with the European Banking Authority, at the Afme and VDP covered bond conference in Berlin.
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The week begins with the long-awaited launch of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect, while in the foreign exchange (FX) markets the RMB volatility led to a new record in RMB futures traded on the Singapore Exchange in November.
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European Central Bank director general of market operations Ulrich Bindseil, said the central bank’s decision to raise repo haircuts for covered bonds with extendable maturities was purely for risk management purposes and should not be interpreted as a judgemental view of the structures.
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In this round, up, cross-border RMB trade settlement falls further in Hong Kong, the RMB qualified foreign institutional investor (RQFII) scheme adds the first Thai asset manager, and the Hong Kong Exchange confirms the final list of stocks available through Shenzhen Connect from December 5. Plus, a recap of our weekly coverage.
