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Taiwanese banks face funding hit on renminbi-linked Tarfs

Dealers fear Taiwanese banks' sales of structured forwards to uncollateralised corporates will create funding burden as renminbi hits 18-month lows

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International dealers fear Taiwanese banks are facing potentially huge US dollar funding needs tied to the depreciating Chinese renminbi – a result of back-to-back target redemption forward (Tarf) trades with international dealers.

"There is a lot of interest in this – from the top of the bank there's been interest in finding out what is going on," says Adam Gilmour, head of Asia-Pacific currency

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