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ASIFMA Calls for Workable Sec. Lending Regime in China
By Andrew Neil
March 20, 2019, Global Investor Group
Asia’s top financial trade group has called for a workable securities lending and borrowing regime in China.
On March 20, the …
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China Shadow Banking Cools for First Time in a Decade
By Don Weinland
March 19, 2019, Financial Times
As China’s $9.1tn shadow lending industry cools for the first time in a decade, private corporate defaults are on the rise.
Shadow …
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FIA Requests Clarity on Scheme to Open China Markets
By James Thursfield
March 7, 2019, Global Investor Group
The Futures Industry Association (FIA) has asked for clarity on the scope of amendments to regulations that seek to open up …
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China Calls a Halt to Deleveraging
By Alice Chen
February 26, 2019, Central Banking
China has achieved its goals in its structural deleveraging campaign, the country’s banking and insurance regulator said on February 25, as volumes …
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China Intends to Continue Debt Reduction Efforts
By Liyan Qi
February 25, 2019, The Wall Street Journal
China’s financial regulator pledged to continue debt-reduction efforts as Beijing sharpened its rhetoric against rising economic risks during a domestic …
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China’s Banks Throw Open Spigots in January, Lend Record 3.23 Trillion Yuan
By Kevin Yao and Judy Hua
February 15, 2019, Reuters
China’s banks made the most new loans on record in January – totaling 3.23 trillion yuan ($477 billion) – as …
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China to Avoid a Debt Crisis Amid Economic Slowdown, Gallagher Says
Mike Gallagher managing director of macro and strategy at Continuum Economics, and Thanos Papasavvas, founder and chief investment officer at ABP Invest, discuss a slowdown of the Chinese economy. They …
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China’s Dealing With a Vulnerable Credit Market, Tchir Says
Peter Tchir, head of macro strategy at Academy Securities, discusses economic issues for China and the United States as trade talks between the nations continue. He speaks on “Bloomberg Daybreak: …
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IFRS 9 Drives Appetite for Long-Dated Hedges in Asia
By Blake Evans-Pritchard
February 7, 2019, Risk
New accounting rules are driving the uptake of long-dated forex hedges among Asian corporates, as growing geopolitical concerns heighten currency volatility.
“We are …
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European G-SIBs Reduce Systemic Importance
By James Thursfield
February 6, 2019, Global Investor Group
Banks in the euro area are becoming less systematically important as banks in China and Japan are becoming more so, a …
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SIs Add Value, but No Evidence for Speed Bumps – Panel
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MiFID II v. Brexit: Market Demands Share Trading Obligation Clarity
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MiFID II in Asia: Big Buy-Side Clashes With Regulators, Domestic Firms
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Europeans Try to Kill MiFID Rule in Brexit Derivatives Fight
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Industry Working Through Capital Regulation – Panel
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SIs Add Value, but No Evidence for Speed Bumps – Panel
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MiFID II v. Brexit: Market Demands Share Trading Obligation Clarity
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MiFID II in Asia: Big Buy-Side Clashes With Regulators, Domestic Firms
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Europeans Try to Kill MiFID Rule in Brexit Derivatives Fight