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China announced plans to expand its currency marketplace overseas this month with branches set to be open in London and New York. Market participants say this is all part of the renminbi internationalisation effort and is the first step to further liberalising the CNY foreign exchange market. -
MEP Paul Tang stepped into what Richard Hopkin, head of fixed income at the Association for Financial Markets in Europe, described as a “lion’s den” of securitization professionals at the Global ABS conference in Barcelona on Thursday, to explain the reasoning behind his recent proposals to tighten the regulation of the market.
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Index provider MSCI surprised markets on Tuesday by once again delaying the inclusion of A-shares in its Emerging Markets index. It conceded that China had made some progress, but said the country still has more work to do to tackle concerns over repatriation and restrictions on launching financial products linked to onshore exchanges.
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Restrictions on launching A-share linked financial products is one of the remaining hurdles for Chinese equities joining the MSCI. But as solving the issue will require China to relinquish more capital controls, there is unlikely to be a swift conclusion.
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The central bank of the Netherlands, De Nederlandsche Bank, is said to have pushed back against the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision over capital rules that will hit the nation’s banks particularly hard.
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Index provider MSCI has surprised markets by once again delaying the inclusion of A-shares in its Emerging Markets index. While some progress has been made, China still has more work to do to tackle concerns around repatriation and restrictions on launching financial products linked to onshore exchanges, the firm said on June 14.
