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  • London Stock Exchange Welcomes China Construction Bank

    Date 21/10/2015

    London Stock Exchange (LSE) today welcomed China Construction Bank Corporation (CCB) in marking the listing of its off-shore RMB bond. The RMB 1 billion bond is the first CCBC off-shore RMB Bond in the London market. The LSE also welcomed China Construction Bank London Branch as a new member of the Exchange.

  • Bank Of England - People’s Bank Of China Swap Line

    Date 21/10/2015

    The People’s Bank of China and the Bank of England have today announced that they have signed an agreement to renew the existing reciprocal sterling/renminbi (RMB) currency swap line for a further three years. The maximum value of the swap line has also been increased to RMB350bn to reflect the continuing growth of renminbi trading in London.

  • OCII Registers A €80 Million Programme With MARF - The First Foreign Company To Issue On MARF

    Date 21/10/2015

    Dutch company OC International Investments (OCII) has launched a continued Fixed Income Programme on MARF to the value of €80 million, thus becoming the first foreign issuer to seek funding through MARF and the second to access finance via this market’s Fixed Income Programme. 

  • Bucharest Stock Exchange: International Caviar Corporation Debuted On AeRO

    Date 21/10/2015

    The representatives of International Caviar Corporation (AMAL) attended the official opening of the trading session of the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB), on Wednesday, October 21, 2015, marking the company’s debut on the AeRO market, after the transfer from Rasdaq.

  • World Federation Of Exchanges: Global Exchanges Publish Position Paper On Key CCP Risk Management, Recovery And Resolution Issues

    Date 21/10/2015

    • WFE paper points to strong CCP track record of managing market events, noting they are best placed to manage distinct risks within specific markets
    • WFE paper notes the benefits of alignment between incentives and interests of CCPs and clearing members
    • WFE paper recommends that CCPs shouldn't be subject to standardised skin-in-the-game requirements
    • WFE paper says vital that CCPs have flexibility in use of tools as they manage risk in dynamic markets