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The Bank of China (BoC) proprietary cross-border RMB index (CRI) fell by a sharp 8.2% in January 2015 on the back of first time net RMB inflows and reduced usage of RMB for trade settlement. -
As regulators begin imposing penalties for compliance transgressions in swaps markets, firms must build out their operational and reconciliation frameworks, as well as tracking the source of errors and adjusting to new problems dynamically, according to market officials.
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The Shanghai Hong Kong Stock Connect is set to see trading volumes grow further on the back of a new system that will further address the risks arising from its pre-delivery check requirements.
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In this round-up, RMB clearing in Hong Kong and RMB trade settlement in China fall in February, Taiwan RMB deposits rise to a record, Suriname gets an RMB swap line, and the Shanghai International Energy Exchange plans to allow foreign investors in the crude oil futures domestic market.
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The UK authorities have laid out how they expect the new Senior Managers Regime to work in practice, including the controversial presumption of responsibility.
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US buysiders are struggling to access overseas liquidity as many dealers do not want to trade with US clients due to regulations, such as Dodd-Frank, resulting in increased fragmentation and smaller liquidity pools.
