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Hong Kong will preserve its first mover advantage as an RMB hub on the back of its liquidity and proximity to China, but product development will be its key challenge, industry experts say. -
Global swaps participants should use the BCBS-IOSCO margin rules delay as an opportunity to face new issues posed by initial and variation margin requirements, experts say.
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Taiwan’s GreTai Securities Market (GreTai) is aiming in May to launch benchmark yield curves for the Formosa bonds listed on its platform, with 10 firms picked as market makers to quote bid/offer prices, two sources close to the matter told GlobalRMB.
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In this round-up, RMB deposits in South Korea fall again, Australia renews its swap line with China, and the Bank of China cross-border RMB index for February rises despite the Spring Festival holiday.
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The two big Swiss banks will be the worst hit by the Basel Committee’s rules on trading book assets, according to research from Deutsche Bank, which could push Credit Suisse to shrink its credit and securitization businesses.
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Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor Raghuram Rajan paved the way for the creation of an expanded offshore rupee bond market this week, announcing plans to allow Indian corporates to tap a sector that has so far seen only sporadic issuance from a handful of international institutions, writes Christina Khouri.
