Hong Kong seeks to create ‘fixing’ rate for offshore renminbi; move will bolster derivatives market
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority's (HKMA) Treasury Markets Association is working with Hong Kong banks to create fixing rates for the offshore renminbi market, often dubbed ‘CNH', before the end of this year. "We support market initiatives that enhance robustness of the RMB business development," an HKMA spokesperson tells Asia Risk.
Hong Kong is keen to establish itself as a pre-eminent centre for offshore renminbi, and creating a fixing rate is viewed as an important step to establishing a
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