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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has permanently approved LCH.Clearnet as a derivatives clearing organisation under the Commodities Exchange Act, after reviewing and amending the clearing houses’s original authorisation.
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Following a record year for offshore RMB (CNH) bond issuance in 2014, HSBC is expecting gross annual issuance for bonds and certificate of deposits to stabilise at around Rmb500bn ($80.8bn) next year. -
Shinhan BNP Paribas Asset Management Company is preparing three RQFII funds and could launch the first as soon as January 2015, according to Deogjin Jang, deputy CEO. In October Shinhan BNPP AMC became the first South Korean firm to be awarded an RQFII licence.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority has criticised the rating process for European mortgage securitizations after a study of the four largest rating agencies that it began in October 2013.
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Market participants have hailed China's recent decision to open up a second group of Free Trade Zones (FTZs) as further evidence of the country's determination to press ahead with the overhaul of its economic and regulatory framework. Prime minister Li Keqiang announced on December 12 that three new FTZs would be launched, in Guangdong, Tianjin and Fujian.
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London experienced a near doubling of its RMB deposit base in the first half of 2014, according to a report commissioned by the City of London Corporation and published on December 15. RMB-denominated foreign exchange trading also increased by 116% to $54tr, while RMB trade finance grew by 79% to Rmb26.5bn ($4.3bn).
