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The European Commission is said to be nearing a final endorsement of the regulatory technical standards for one of the main components of Europe's post-crisis bail in rules.
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In this round-up, London overtakes Singapore as an RMB hub, foreign ownership of onshore RMB assets picks up, QDII products see further growth, and the US and China plan June economic meeting. Plus, a recap of our top stories this week. -
The number of offshore RMB hubs has risen rapidly in the last few years to hit 20 last year. But having more offshore hubs does not necessarily equates to more global usage of the currency, say market observers who are hoping China will adopt a new strategy.
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The European Commission has asked for a study on whether firms with small trading books might be able to use a different version of Basel’s proposed rules on capital for trading assets, or whether the rules could be calibrated differently.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has outlined plans to speed up approvals for wholesale debt issues listed in London, a change which it hopes will particularly benefit borrowers from outside the EU, and ABS and covered bond issuers.
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Shanghai Clearing House (SHCH) plans to launch a Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ) offshore renminbi bond market in May, according to documents seen by GlobalRMB.
