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In this week’s round up of offshore renminbi news, Hong Kong deposits continue to rise, banks prep for Shanghai Free Trade Zone launch, and the IFC gets access to China’s interbank bond market.
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European banks may be required to limit their derivatives products to centrally cleared interest rate, fx and credit derivatives to non-financial clients under new legislation on proprietary trading being considered by the European Commission.
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Recent relaxation to documentation requirements by China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange could boost the mainland's cross currency swap market.
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A proposed amendment to South Korea’s Commercial Act Enforcement Decree will allow firms to set off unrealized gains arising from hedging derivatives against the unrealized losses of the underlying transactions.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has attempted to dodge blame for failing to limit the cross-border reach of Dodd Frank by issuing a request for comment instead of addressing issues over the extraterritorial application of the regulation.
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The Islamic Financial Services Board is set to end a two and a half month consultation on Friday for its Exposure Draft 16 standard, which aims to revise guidance for the supervisory review process of institutions offering Islamic financial services.
