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Hong Kong as an offshore RMB clearing hub
Hong Kong will maintain its strategic role in bridging China with the rest of the world, even if more RMB payments are settled elsewhere. With its preeminence in clearing, settlement, and product diversity, Hong Kong can lead in fintech…
Strengthening RMB markets with sophisticated products
Efforts to create access to onshore capital markets will prove fruitless without strong product offerings
Towards free markets
Knowing how to ensure safe, stable and well functioning markets is paramount to understanding where markets stand in terms of resilience
China goes on damage control—yet again
China welcomed the new year with yet another bloodbath that it has seen too much of in 2015. But unlike the August 2015 sell-off that was sparked by small jittery players, this time around, macroeconomic fundamentals are making the bears…
RMB: The road gets steeper
It is clear that China’s goal of becoming the world’s largest economy by 2020 and the internationalisation of the RMB are two initiatives that are symbiotic in nature. With the recent IMF decision to include the currency in the SDR currency…
Rmb devaluation: start of a freer currency regime 2
PBoC's decision to devalue the Rmb delivered a temporary shock to financial markets, but its longer-term effects may be felt around the globe.
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