HKEx secondary market facility needs to withstand extreme offshore CNY liquidity crunch

Georgina Lee
20 May 2011

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The Hong Kong Exchange & Clearing (HKEx) says its renminbi trade support facility (TSF), slated for launch during the second half this year, will be stress-tested periodically to ensure the size of its renminbi/Hong Kong dollar conversion pool is big enough to allow undisrupted trading. The TSF is being set up to enable investors to buy renminbi-denominated stocks listed in Hong Kong in the secondary market with Hong Kong dollars.

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