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The launch of China’s CNH market has been a success, but several constraints are affecting the development of structured products for it. As the liberalisation of the currency continues, Sarah Nowakowska...
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Conference speakers discuss the changing nature of the foreign exchange market, and agree successful providers in future are likely to be those that can offer a range of niche services rather than those...
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The last decade has seen a relaxation of rules regarding RMB services. DBS Bank’s senior vice president and head of complex hybrid products, Anthony Cheng, guides us through the regulatory history of...
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Regional markets are changing faster than ever, and investors outside the region are looking to repatriate funds amid growing inflation concerns and profit taking. Société Générale explains why it is dedicated to thought leadership through research...
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Deutsche Bank claims to be the first major dealer to offer offshore renminbi on an electronic trading platform, although forex broker EBS says it already offers a hybrid broking service for the offshore Chinese currency. Together, however, the initiatives...
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The expansion of the Hong Kong renminbi bond market continues to gather pace, with recent firsts including an unrated deal, a debut from a Russian borrower and even a synthetic offering. Importantly, the transactions are even beginning to attract interest...
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WisdomTree has made its name by offering alternatives to the standard ETF fare, with a suite focused on efficient weighting, access trades and active management. Now it is poised for yet more growth, and expects to start capturing assets previously destined...
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The Chinese renminbi is on the brink of taking on an increased role in the Asia-Pacific region, probably over time replacing the use of traditionally dominant currencies such as the US dollar and the euro for certain transactions. The currency has recently...
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China's leading role among Asia-Pacific economies means it must end the renminbi peg to the US dollar by the second quarter of 2010 to avoid harm to other countries' export trade, according to Rodney Jones, principal of Wigram Capital. Speaking today...
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