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Outflow of Chinese cash will transform world economy
As Chinese exchange controls are relaxed and removed over the next several years, $4.4 trillion of money will flow into the world economy, causing a major transformation
Japan’s stimulus package could lift the country out of its 20-plus-year economic slump, according to John-Paul Temperley, investment director, Japan, at Martin Currie Investment Management
Inconsistent rules are damaging financial intermediation, says senior Japanese banker
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Hedge funds escape Japan rout with minor losses
Global macro hedge funds show no signs of bailing out of the ‘Abe trade’ after weathering the sudden reversal in Japan. Global macro and managed futures funds lost on average 0.6% on the day
Japan delays cross-border rules amid US and European uncertainty
Equivalence and substituted compliance issues must be resolved quickly, or financial markets will be affected, says Kono at Japanese FSA
Thai sovereign entities to hedge out legacy yen exposures as baht strengthens...
Recent mark-to-market gains on legacy yen-denominated loans make now a tempting time to hedge, according to Thai market players
Uridashi knockouts push Japan dividend futures to outperform Nikkei
Inverted yield curve provides rich pickings for investors
Lack of co-ordination of bank resolution regimes behind subsidiarisation...
Asia still behind on global rules forcing subsidiarisation of foreign banks in the region
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