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The Basel Committee’s study of its planned new trading rules suggest Deutsche Bank could be hit the hardest when they start to apply. -
Regulation is pushing the fixed income market in opposite directions — as cash bond trading gears up for standardisation and transparency, repo is becoming more negotiated and bespoke, according to the International Capital Market Association (ICMA).
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The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) plans to extend renminbi settlement operational hours for the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect in April 2016 in a bid to solve the outstanding settlement issues, a senior officer told GlobalRMB at the sidelines of event to celebrate the schemes’ one year anniversary.
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As the world's largest consumer of commodities, China is trying hard to make the RMB a bigger player in those markets. But while the long term strategy makes plenty of sense, its short term implementation faces a number of headwinds, despite the Hong Kong Exchange Group’s (HKEx) best intentions.
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Commentary around the one year anniversary of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect seems pretty unanimous in suggesting the scheme has failed to achieve its goals. However, if one looks at past Chinese experiments in capital account liberalisation, the Stock Connect’s early performance should neither surprise nor disappoint.
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The European Commission announced that five countries’ regulatory frameworks for central counterparties (CCP) are deemed equivalent to the union’s European Market Infrastructure Regulation.
