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Bond traders are eagerly awaiting hints about what could be drastic changes to the landscape of European bond trading, as the European Securities and Markets Authority took a crucial decision in Paris this week, writes Jon Hay.
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Chinese authorities will need to work on onshore and offshore RMB infrastructure and products to push on with their internationalisation agenda for the currency, as well as engage international institutions, thinktank Atlantic Council recommended in a June 22 report called "Renminbi Ascending". -
The UK regulatory authorities have banned state-owned banks from paying bonuses to senior management, as well as increasing bonus deferral periods and toughening clauses on clawback.
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Reinsurance company Swiss Re has received the first RMB qualified foreign institutional investor licence in Switzerland. Meanwhile, Singapore-based UOB Asset Management has told GlobalRMB that it will launch three new RQFII products before the end of 2015.
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The European Council published its compromise text on bank structural reform last Friday, laying out an escape route for banks or jurisdictions not wanting to split off trading activities. However, the proposal would add another layer of capital for the largest banks.
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Bank of China’s (BoC) proprietary cross-border RMB index (CRI) for April 2015 saw an increase in RMB usage, with capital account account RMB outflows rising steadily on the back of recent liberalisations.
