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Swap execution facility TeraExchange has executed the first bitcoin derivatives transaction between bitcoin firm digitalBTC and an unknown hedging company. -
Brazil's covered bond law entered the statute book on Wednesday, but the country faces an uphill struggle to work through the details of the legislation in time for the country's big banks to start issuing in the first quarter of 2015, the finance ministry's target date.
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The European Banking Authority fired a warning shot at issuers of alternative tier one capital, making plain its distaste for structural features that it thinks are overly complex or non-standard. Dynamic triggers, regulatory calls and anything that mitigates against shareholder dilution are among the features in its sights.
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The UK government on Thursday launched its much-heralded debut RMB denominated bond, the first ever from a sovereign that is not China. The deal is expected to mark a big increase in profile for the Chinese currency among international issuers and investors.
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Net dim sum primary issuance had its third strongest month this year in September, but China macro data woes and RMB liquidity constraints risk spoiling the Stock Connect launch party later this month.
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Hong Kong investors are not expecting the launch of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect to provide them with sparkling gains compared to local stocks, as concerns regarding Chinese property markets and local government debt weigh on the prospect of increased exposure.
