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International banks are increasingly setting up in free trade zones (FTZ) in China, keen to expand their RMB business and mainland footprint. -
Dubai Gold & Commodities Exchange (DGCX) is planning to offer renminbi derivatives by Q3 2015. The exchange recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Bank of China (BoC) and a separate agreement with the China Futures Association (CFA).
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Hong Kong funds face difficulties in taking advantage of the mutual recognition of funds (MRF) scheme that will kick off in one month's time, analysts and market professionals have told GlobalRMB.
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Chinese credit rating agency Dagong expects more RMB clearing centres to be established, facilitating RMB clearing not just for trade but a variety of financial products.
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The announcement by index provider FTSE Russell to give A-shares a weighting in some of its indices is a further sign that China’s securities are ready to enter the wallets of global investors. And the firm has told GlobalRMB that it expects A-share inclusion in global indices within three years.
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In this round-up, Taiwan RMB deposits hit a new record, Stock Connect northbound trading uses up half its quota six months after launch, the RQFII programme reaches Rmb383bn, the Azeri oil fund and Hungary’s central bank move to invest in China’s bond market, and OTC Clear welcomes new member.
