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Some investors and brokers are warming up to a controversial part of the upcoming Markets in Financial Instruments Directive that will force bank clients to buy fixed income research that traditionally they have gotten for free.
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Caught between two regulatory initiatives, many small banks are unsure about whether to embark on the long and costly journey of developing their own regulatory capital models.
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China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange (Safe) has relaxed the rules on the Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (QFII) scheme in another attempt to encourage inbound investment by offshore market participants. The move comes at a time when China has shut down the majority of its outbound investment schemes. -
Markets were sceptical when the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) first launched an official RMB foreign exchange (FX) index, based on a trade-weighted basket of 13 currencies. Nearly two months later, experts are starting to give some credibility to the basket and are even proposing making it a more official part of China’s FX policy.
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From bonus caps to pre-trade transparency, the Bank of England has suggested big changes to proposed European Union financial regulation in response to a call for evidence from the European Commission.
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The Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor (QDII) investment scheme has become the latest cross-border channel to be shut down by the Chinese regulators as they scramble to control China’s capital outflows.
