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China onshore OTC clearing postponed until 2014
OTC clearing onshore in China will be delayed until at least the end of 2013 or early 2014 according to an official at Shanghai Clearing House
The crash in the gold price in mid-April had dramatic effects on gold ETFs, but some providers say investors' allocations are holding firm
As China relaxes controls on its currency, the yuan is set to become more widely used. However, government control is likely to be maintained. Full convertibility may never happen, says Jim O’Neill
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The large number of trade repositories planned globally will reduce the quality of data, panellists warn
Emir forcing European banks in Asia to consider the local subsidiary...
With Esma recognition for various Asian CCPs wholly uncertain at this point, European banks operating in the region face a stark strategic choice to stay in some markets
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The internationalisation of the renminbi is central to plans to further accelerate the growth of the world’s second-largest economy. David Carbon, chief economist, DBS Bank, explains the reasons for this move
Renminbi liberalisation reduces demand for NDFs
The non-deliverable forward was once a mainstay of the RMB market but as the offshore sector continues to develop, greater liquidity and client demand means that more complex structures are finding favour
China ETFs surge as offshore investors look to avoid QFII restrictions
China exchange-traded funds have experienced record levels of inflows in the last six months as international investors seek exposure to a market that has long been difficult to access, given the QFII restrictions
China and the challenge of creative destruction
If China is to continue its remarkable economic success of the past 30 years, it needs to tolerate and even encourage disruptive figures such as Steve Jobs. David Rowe argues that it is unclear whether the existing power structure is prepared to do so...
Singapore eyes regional hub status for offshore RMB
Addressing ACI Congress delegates, deputy prime minister and chairman of the Monetary Authority of Singapore talks up Singapore's ability to facilitate the growth of renminbi trading outside China
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