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In this round-up, Singapore deposits fell in the first quarter this year, Taiwan RMB deposits rose to a new record, Bank of China joined the new gold benchmark, and the first overseas inverse ETF shorting A-shares entered the market. -
David Rule, the Bank of England’s executive director of prudential policy, used his keynote address at the Global ABS 2015 conference in Barcelona on Wednesday to call for the construction of a sustainable securitization market in Europe, rather than measures to revive it in the short term.
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As China's new three free trade zones (FTZs) in Fujian, Tianjin and Guangdong kick into gear, the original pilot zone in Shanghai is moving forward with capital account reforms to ensure that it remains, true to its nature, the testing ground for Chinese market liberalisation.
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The eurosystem should prioritise harmonising regulatory frameworks for securitizations to meet standards of high quality, said the European Central Bank’s head of risk strategy in a keynote address at Global ABS on Wednesday.
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The London Stock Exchange Group is seeing a proliferation of RMB-denominated products being listed and traded on its venues, with subsidiary FTSE Russell’s recent decision to include A shares in its indices likely to provide a further boost, the exchange told a forum held in Hong Kong this week.
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Singapore-based UOB has established a cross-border team focusing on its clients' RMB solutions needs, the bank said on June 17.
