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Germany is unlikely to accept the European Commission’s latest draft of the Liquidity Coverage Ratio, which introduces a new limit on which covered bond can go into the buffer. Under the Commission’s latest proposal, covered bonds that attract the best treatment will need a minimum single-A issuer rating.
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The Bank of England’s Andy Haldane has called for a UK credit register to be established to improve SME funding conditions in Britain. This will open the market to trade credit companies, insurance companies and pension funds, as well as improving the attractiveness of the securitization market.
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The flurry of action at this week's UK-China Financial Forum was aimed at conveying one message: the internationalisation of the RMB is happening faster than ever, and London is set to be a big beneficiary. And after the agreements of the last few days, Asia-based analysts broadly agree with that view, arguing that London's natural advantages leave it well-placed. -
The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) confirmed on Thursday that Bank of China (BoC) will be the official clearing bank for RMB business in Germany’s financial centre, Frankfurt.
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Tighter Chinese liquidity conditions backed a bid in short CNY swaps on Thursday. A continuation of this pressure is expected to drive flattening pressure across the 2s/5s slope into the end of the quarter. Meanwhile, Nomura has outlined a short-end CNH IRS trade idea, Moody's expects China's credit ratings to withstand the rebalancing challenge and the UK has tightened its CNY trading ties, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
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A frantic period of activity in London's renminbi-related business culminated on Wednesday with the long-awaited confirmation by the People's Bank of China (PBoC) that China Construction Bank (CCB) would be the official RMB clearing bank in the city.
