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Non-Netting Status Denies Capital Boost for Chinese Banks
By Aileen Chuang and Blake Evans-Pritchard
January 10, 2019, Risk
China’s largest banks could reduce the capital held against derivatives counterparty credit risk by as much as a fifth, following …
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China’s ‘Flash Boys’ Hedge Funds Eye End to Hiatus
By Noah Sin and Samuel Shen
January 9, 2019, Reuters
China’s data-driven “flash boys” – hedge fund managers who for years have been handicapped by government curbs on tools to …
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Cross-Border 2019: UCITS and Beyond
By Citi
Originally published by Citi’s Custody and Fund Services
Firms that can align their product offering with new distribution trends, while understanding how to
capitalize on the benefits of …
China Structured Deposits Falter After Shadow Banking Climbdown
By Blake Evans-Pritchard
January 7, 2019, Risk
A surge in Chinese structured deposits, a savings account with enhanced returns, has fizzled out in less than a year, as Beijing relaxes …
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Regulatory Uncertainty ‘Top Concern’ for Foreign Fund Managers
By Karry Lai
January 8, 2019, International Financial Law Review
China is gradually opening up its financial industry to foreign financial institutions but regulatory uncertainty remains for foreign fund managers …
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China Says Will Cut Banks’ Reserve Requirements, Taxes, as Bad News Piles Up
By Judy Hua and Ryan Woo
January 4, 2019, Reuters
China will cut banks’ reserve requirement ratios (RRRs), taxes and fees, Premier Li Keqiang said on Friday, as the world’s …
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PBOC Tweaks Liquidity Tap Again as China Growth Jitters Persist
January 4, 2019, Bloomberg
China’s central bank took a further step to secure liquidity to the slowing economy, amid investor jitters over the outlook and expectations that more easing moves …
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China Struggles to Limit Surging Corporate Debt
By Brian Spegele
January 1, 2018, The Wall Street Journal
China’s bid to rein in surging levels of corporate debt has taken a back seat to propping up short-term growth, …
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Great Retreat from Global Bank Lending Continues
By Mike Bird
December 31, 2018, The Wall Street Journal
The banks hit hardest by the financial crisis have retreated from overseas lending in the decade since the 2008 collapse …
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Financial Regulation in 2019: Tech and Brexit Spur Action
By Adrian Whelan, Brown Brothers Harriman
Originally published at the On the Regs blog
If 2018 was a year of regulatory recalibration, 2019 will focus more on high level regulatory …
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