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Clearstream launched the China Bond Link on October 17, which is designed to connect overseas investors with the China interbank bond market. The firm expects to see growing interest in China fixed income as a result of broader RMB adoption, a spokesperson for the central securities depository told GlobalRMB. -
In this round-up, the Infrastructure Financing Facilitation Office appoints the first group of partner entities, RMB depreciation boosts trading activity in FX markets, and the RMB qualified foreign institutional investor scheme adds two participants in October. Plus, a recap of our top stories this week.
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Officials from the European Commission said on Tuesday they are prepared to change withholding tax rules and insolvency regimes to encourage private placement lending.
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) expanded the group of key offshore RMB (CNH) liquidity providers and revised arrangements for its CNH facility on October 27. The move comes at a time of greater downward pressure on the RMB, increasing the possibility of more interventions by China’s central bank.
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The fast approaching March 1 roll out of variation margin rules for uncleared derivatives has prompted an overhaul of battle plans at major law firms, which are increasingly pairing up with technology companies, low-cost legal services firms and other financial services providers as competition mounts to secure big mandates from banks.
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China has made progress in liberalising its capital account this year, but the moves have yet to win over US-based investors, Luke Oliver, head of exchange-traded funds (ETF) capital markets at Deutsche Asset Management (DAM) told GlobalRMB.
