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In this round-up, South Korea RMB deposits picked up, while Macau and Taiwan saw a slight contraction, BRICS NDB approved its first loans, Chinese and Russian regulators are expanding their co-operation agreements, and Euronext started providing market data directly to onshore investors in China. Plus, a recap of GlobalRMB's top stories this week. -
One of the last components of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision’s post-crisis capital framework has been finalised and looks like another win for the industry’s push back against new rules.
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The Capital Markets Union project risks becoming a “paper tiger” unless faster progress is made on the “simple, transparent and standardised” (STS) securitization framework, said influential Dutch MEP Cora van Nieuwenhuizen on Thursday.
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The ECOFIN committee of the European Parliament will look at changing the regulatory treatment of sovereign debt held by banks in a meeting on Friday, according to a leaked document.
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The Shanghai Gold Exchange (SGE) is expanding its international offering with an RMB-priced gold benchmark launched on April 19, with two foreign banks among the initial participants in the auction.
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Negative interest rate policies are pushing central banks to invest in emerging markets assets and currencies, according to a new survey sponsored by HSBC. The RMB, in particular, has seen a rapid growth in popularity over the past few years.
