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Bankers are expecting the Financial Stability Board (FSB) to loosen up its final total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) rule, set to be published on Monday, after the Federal Reserve published its own draft consultation of the rule last week.
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China’s cross-border interbank payment system (CIPS), launched on October 8, is revolutionising the way payments are made and received in RMB across the globe. The system is just in its first phase, but as it expands its reach, the role of offshore RMB clearing banks will be called into question. -
The Financial Stability Board has reported progress in implementing over-the-counter derivatives market reforms, but has also highlighted where it believes further work is needed and is seeking further market feedback.
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The acting head of the Financial Conduct Authority said on Tuesday that the FCA would set up a UK Debt Market Forum.
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China’s decision to reform its parity mechanism has ushered in a new phase of volatility for both the onshore RMB (CNY) and its offshore counterpart (CNH). Beijing has said markets should welcome the volatility as a signal of its reduced influence on the currency. For market watchers, external forces will be equally crucial to its success.
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Chinese regulators have been moving at record speed to smooth market access issues arising from its capital account opening initiatives, but the timing and manner of regulators’ interventions were still hard for markets to swallow, said the world’s largest asset management firm.
