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The Financial Conduct Authority’s review of competition in wholesale financial markets will focus on primary markets, and look at allocations, awarding mandates, and cross-subsidies.
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A ground-breaking and long-awaited mutual fund recognition scheme between China and Hong Kong is set to launch on July 1, with an overall quota of Rmb600bn ($48.4bn) split equally between the two channels. -
The latest move to liberalise China's markets has improved risk appetite and backed paying interest in CNY swaps. Early steepening in the 1s/5s slope has pushed payers down the curve from five years to the three year tenor, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
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The European leveraged finance market is facing the possibility of being regulated for the first time, after the European Central Bank demanded very detailed information from eurozone banks about their lending practices, writes Ross Lancaster.
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Chinese corporates will be allowed to issue Formosa bonds in Taiwan in the future, said Huang Bing Jing, deputy chief executive officer of Taipei Exchange, speaking at Euromoney's China Debt Capital Markets Summit 2015 in Beijing on Tuesday.
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In this round-up, South Korea’s RMB deposits rose in April for the first time this year, China’s cross-border RMB trade settlement is down by a fifth, Belarus has renewed its currency swap line with the PBoC, MSCI will announce its decision on A-shares inclusion in its emerging market indices on June 9, and Russia’s VTB signed trade financing agreements with China Development Bank.
