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China Everbright Bank launched a new dual-currency deposit linked to the renminbi/US dollar exchange rate a day after the revaluation on July 21. Is the market ripe for more renminbi structured products?...
Foreign investors have shunned auctions of non-performing loans (NPLs) in China since the controversial Cinda-Qingdao deal in May, which sparked a huge debate over the transparency of the whole disposal...
After months of increasingly fervent speculation on the future of the renminbi, the Chinese government yesterday shifted away from the currency’s peg to the US dollar.
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The People's Bank of China has allowed the resumption of its bond forwards market. Could this be a precursor to further liberalisation in the renminbi derivatives markets? Jill Wong reports
As Industrial Commercial Bank of China receives a $15 billion bailout from the government, the challenges in attracting foreign investment and strengthening the sector become ever more apparent. James Ockenden talks to the China Banking Regulatory Commission...
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing has scheduled a number of new initiatives for 2005 to combat flagging investor interest in derivatives. It also plans to expand and promote its distribution of market data to a wider user base in the Far East.
Foreign exchange sales staff with expertise in China are set to be in particular demand in 2004, according to recruitment specialists in the Asia-Pacific, reports Risk’s sister publication FX Week .
China’s banking regulator has finally published its long-awaited derivatives guidelines, bringing to an end 18-months of stop-start consultations with the banking sector and removing some of the legal uncertainties that have plagued the country’s...
The publication of China’s long-awaited derivatives regulations has moved a step closer, following the release of new draft guidelines by the country’s regulator, the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC).
The Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEx) plans to introduce a new China index futures contract before the end of the year.
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