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The Shanghai Clearing House (SHCH) is planning to establish a Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ) bond market. The bonds will be denominated in offshore renminbi and sold to offshore investors, several sources close to the initiative have told GlobalCapital Asia's sister publication GlobalRMB. -
The green bond market could be set for a boost from the G20, with industry representatives hoping to add incentives for banks to make green investments to existing European financial regulation.
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Global fund managers who can set up their China business around opportunities in both onshore and cross-border flows will be best placed to take advantage of China’s ongoing opening of its capital account, according to Z-Ben Advisors.
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CLSA said in a research report released on Friday that it expects the renminbi to weaken by 25% in the next 20 months, predicting more pain for the region before the currency starts rebounding in 2018.
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In this round-up, trade settlement picked up in March, Asian exchanges saw declining USDCNY futures volumes, Nigeria will include the RMB in its FX reserves, a survey found the RMB is likely to replace the Hong Kong dollar as most popular currency in HK, and a new cross-border scheme was established between Singapore and China. Plus, a recap of GlobalRMB's top stories this week.
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Despite a growing pipeline, Panda bond issuance has been stymied by foreign exchange volatility and regulatory issues around auditing and remittance of proceeds. Market participants are working closely with China on the problems and expect regulators to address the accounting requirements in the coming months.
