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The Hong Kong Exchange (HKEX) and Thomson Reuters (TR) launched on June 23 a new series of indices to track movements of the RMB against a basket of currencies. -
The Mutual Recognition of Funds (MRF) scheme has had a relatively slow start, but Chinese regulators are said to be looking at Luxembourg to expand the scope of the progamme, GlobalRMB has learned. But difficulties abound in bringing the project to reality.
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Bonds, derivatives and other non-equity instruments will be subject to the automatic phase-in of pre-trade transparency reporting requirements, despite pushback from elected officials, a top regulator said on Tuesday.
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Financial regulation, for anyone following it closely, is a microcosm of the weaknesses and the strengths of the European Union. It is at times maddening, confusing, incoherent, and vindictive, but gives the countries of Europe a collective voice far stronger than any individual jurisdiction. And, slowly but surely, it is creating a single market for capital.
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The recent opening of the China interbank bond market (CIBM) gives many global investors the widest access to the onshore fixed income market so far. Yet the entry of Chinese bonds into global indices remains a tricky proposition, according to market participants.
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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.
