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Market participants have been digesting the European Securities and Markets Authority’s flood of regulatory standards, released last week – and looking at the impact on the primary market.
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China gave a clear signal of its ambitions for the long awaited Cross-Border Interbank Payment System by launching it with a series of debut transactions by China and international banks in at least three different continents. CIPS, which was up and running on October 8, is expected to play a key role in the next stage of RMB internationalisation. -
People’s Bank of China (PBoC) named Bank of China Zambia branch (BoC Zambia) as the latest RMB clearing bank, the central bank said in a statement on 30 September.
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China held a series of high level government meetings with the UK and France in September. One of the most publicised pieces of news was the London’s plan for a Stock Connect but perhaps just as important are a number of moves by Euronext to facilitate Chinese investment on its platforms and develop new RMB products.
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The days of the renminbi as a stable currency with high investment yields are gone, but this is good in the long run for banks that want to have a healthier CNH balance sheet, says Andrew Fung, executive director and head of global banking and markets at Hang Seng Bank.
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The renminbi became the fourth most used currency for payments in August, overtaking the yen with a share of 2.79% of global payments, beating the Japanese currency by a small margin of 0.03%, Swift said in an October 6 report.
