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In this round-up, Hong Kong saw RMB deposits, trade and clearing pick up, foreign exchange trading in China as direct trading of Korean won and South African rand is launched, and Standard Chartered’s RMB Globalisation Index (RGI) fell to its lowest since August 2014. Plus, a recap of our coverage this week. -
A new index series created by Thomson Reuters and licensed to the Hong Kong Exchange (HKEX) is aiming to become the renminbi equivalent of the widely used DXY dollar index, one of the series’ creators at Thomson Reuters told GlobalRMB.
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Confusion reigns over Europe’s plans to impose margin on uncleared swaps, with the European Commission facing calls from supervisory bodies to pick up its pace on implementing the rules, as an industry survey found that banks are woefully unprepared to meet the deadlines.
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The Bank of England won’t impose a capital buffer meant to counteract the creation of credit bubbles, citing an increasingly fragile British economic outlook after the nation voted to leave the European Union.
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With the first institution officially through the door of the new China interbank bond market (CIBM) access scheme, market participants are now scrutinizing the CIBM rules and how they will play out. The outlook is positive but investors should beware the small print.
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Nearly one intense decade into the re-regulation of the financial sector, tensions in Europe threaten to tear the new rulebook apart. The Rulebook is GlobalCapital's round-up column, and take on, the week's developments.
