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Lack of long-dated instruments hampering offshore RMB market
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A strong demand for long-dated offshore RMB instruments is not being met by the market, according to one Hong Kong corporate
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Fund management companies in China are offering structured listed open-ended funds to high-net-worth retail investors, with some funds pushing leveraged multi-asset products traded both on exchanges and...
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Emerging markets ETFs are gaining traction with investors as providers innovate and generate new strategies for emerging markets exposure. As ETFs based on emerging markets local currency government bond...
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Asian institutionals take aggressive stance on volatility
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The potential for another systemic meltdown is a clear and present danger given the precarious state of eurozone public finances plus global debt and credit imbalances. But Asian investors are not rushing to buy crash protection. Rather, with implied...
2012: another year of living dangerously
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It is always possible to envisage threats to economic and political stability, but the next 12 months look likely to harbour many unhappy surprises, says David Rowe
Chinese banks will avoid Fatca, observers warn
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Banks in China will find ways to avoid complying with Fatca, according to industry experts and observers
Video: Schroders HK chief bullish on development of offshore RMB bond...
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Lieven Debruyne, chief executive of Schroder Investment Management (Hong Kong), is eyeing up opportunities in the dim sum bond market
Why the West can’t bank on China this time round
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In 2009, China was instrumental in stabilising the global economy after the Lehman-induced financial meltdown. Don’t expect similar largesse from the world’s newest economic superpower if the major developed nations suffer a double-dip
China's financial regulation 'needs improvement'
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The World Bank's first assessment of the financial sector in China finds inadequacies in its regulation
The lure of leveraged funds in China
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Fund management companies in China are offering structured listed open-ended funds (Lofs) to high-net-worth retail investors, with some funds pushing leveraged multi-asset products traded both on exchanges and OTC simultaneously. The latest proposed structures...
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