Taiwan fixing could fragment offshore renminbi liquidity
CNT fixing will be a boon for Taiwan’s derivatives market
The launch of a renminbi Taipei interbank offered rate (Taibor) fixing called CNT Taibor, sparks concern about fragmented liquidity pools, with different rates being offered in each offshore market.
The new fixing will start life on September 1 and comes just over a year after the first such launch, the CNH Hibor in Hong Kong, which already has a number of derivatives products referenced to it, such as interest rate swaps at tenors out to one year.
In Taiwan the formal benchmark is also expected
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