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The European Commission will propose on Tuesday a package of measures to make the reporting and disclosure requirements for banks more 'proportional', meaning easier for smaller institutions to comply with the rules. -
The European Commission unveiled a major legislative package on Wednesday, transposing several Basel standards into EU law, including total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) rules, the leverage ratio, the net stable funding ratio and trading book rules.
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GlobalRMB has launched a new Monday round-up, featuring key market and regulatory developments from the weekend. This edition includes: mixed RMB FX performance, unexpected delay to the Shenzhen Connect, and Luxembourg looking to join the Belt and Road Initiative.
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In this round-up, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange saw surges in trading of offshore RMB (CNH) futures, BMO became the first Canadian bank to become market maker for CAD-RMB direct trading, and the country of Djibouti is launching a Silk Road Bank. Plus a recap of GlobalRMB’s top stories this week.
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The transition to a new IMF special drawing rights (SDR) basket, inclusive of the renminbi, is just the starting point for efforts by China and the IMF to see the basket take up a greater role as a global liquidity tool.
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The future of international bank capital agreements from the Basel Committee is hanging in the balance with Donald Trump’s presidency, plus scepticism from some of Europe’s most senior policymakers, undermining global consensus on setting the next round of rules.
