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Upgrading the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect will ultimately make its investment proposition the one to beat for investors looking to China, according to Credit Suisse bankers at a conference on March 25. -
HSBC published on March 24 its yearly RMB internationalisation report. Among its key findings were the fact that usage of RMB dropped by a fifth, to 17% of respondents, although nearly a quarter of surveyed executives are considering using it in future.
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Canada officially launched its renminbi settlement hub this week, after the country became the first RMB hub in the Americas in November last year.
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As part of MiFID II, the European Securities and Markets Authority is soliciting comment on debt instruments with embedded derivatives. The outcome could restrict retail customers’ access to such products.
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US regulatory authorities said on Monday that BNP Paribas, HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland had failed to provide adequate resolution plans in 2014, and must address the failures before submitting this year’s plans.
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Clearstream, the international central securities depository of Deutsche Börse Group, is making further progress in its Asia strategy by opening offshore renminbi cash correspondent bank (CCB) accounts with Chinese banks based in Frankfurt, Luxembourg and Singapore.
