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Trump’s Rules on China Investment Spark Confusion Across Global Finance
By Eric Platt, Colby Smith, David Carnevali, and Camilla Hodgson
January 7, 2021, Financial Times
Brokers and other financial groups from New York to Hong Kong have been left scrambling …
China’s Central Bank Faces Tricky Balance to Support Liquidity
By Thomas Hale
January 3, 2021, Financial Times
The People’s Bank of China has taken steps to ease financial conditions after interbank rates doubled in the second half of the …
How better financial infrastructure can drive bond market development in Hong Kong and the region
By Kenny Shui and Louise Wen
December 27, 2020, South China Morning Post
More Chinese companies that have listed overseas are turning to Hong Kong for secondary listings, giving new …
Ignorance impedes growth of China ETF market, survey reveals
By Echo Huang
December 28, 2020, Financial Times
China’s burgeoning exchange traded fund industry has been outshone by the explosive growth of domestic active strategies this year, with market participants …
Investors eager for next round of China financial reforms
By Karen Lai and Blake Evans-Pritchard
December 23, 2020, Risk
For China, Covid-19 was a case of first in, first out. That has sparked a strong inflow of money into …
China 2020 – a fixed-income market structure review
By Li Renn Tsai, Managing Director and Head of Asia at Tradeweb
December 16, 2020, FinanceAsia
As we approach the end of the year, it is clear that 2020 has …
Sitting on the Dock of the Bay: Hong Kong’s Next Great Opportunity
By Philip Chiang and Adrian Whelan, Brown Brothers Harriman
Originally published at the On the Regs blog
Otis Redding famously wrote his laid-back classic, “Sitting on the Dock of the Bay” …
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Rash of bond defaults tests China’s fixed income fund market
By Chris Flood
December 4, 2020, Financial Times
China’s fast growing $15tn onshore bond market has been rattled by a wave of defaults by state-owned enterprises that threaten to expose …
China Punctuates More Market Freedoms With Tough Crackdowns
By Sofia Horta e Costa
December 3, 2020, Bloomberg
China’s loosening of control over capital markets is being accompanied by tougher oversight of companies that previously faced little regulation.
Under …
Top 10 On The Regs Takeaways 2020
By Adrian Whelan, Brown Brothers Harriman
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At the outset of 2020, I suggested that it would be a year defined by clarity …