Hong Kong
Brevan Howard appoints Juma from UBS
Former prop trader will join Brevan Howard in Hong Kong in March
UK chancellor George Osborne is pushing hard for London to become the next financial centre for the trading of renminbi, but despite the blaze...
The Swedish bank opened an office in Hong Kong in August and has placed a particular focus on expanding its footprint in Asia
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Regulators plan co-ops as answer to OTC fragmentation
CLS Bank-style regulatory council could be applied to trade repositories and CCPs to avert market fragmentation, but French regulators are not convinced
FX Week Asia: World economy 'needs alternative reserve currency'
Chinese renminbi looks poised for reserve status, but still no consensus on when it will happen due to forces beyond "anyone's control", senior academic tells FX Week Asia conference in Singapore
Hong Kong fixing sets benchmark for CNH spot
Hong Kong interbank participants have created the first US dollar/offshore renminbi price fixing, giving the city first-mover advantage in renminbi products such as derivatives
Di Clemente quits UniCredit for Daiwa
Japanese bank hires Di Clemente to senior FX role in Hong Kong
HKEx moves to introduce margins for cash clearing members
HKEx plans to beef up its risk management following the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers in September 2008 by introducing margin rules and seeking more funds from cash clearing members. The move would bring cash clearing more in line with existing...
Hong Kong lawmakers to enforce mandatory CCP for NDFs by the end of 2012
Hong Kong joins Japan in mandating central counterparty clearing for OTC derivatives with CCPs and a central repository expected to be set up in the coming months.
HKEx to launch NDF clearing facility by 2012-end
Hong Kong Exchange and Clearing (HKEx) plans to launch a central clearing facility for the local over-the-counter market, beginning with interest rate derivatives and non-deliverable forwards, by 2012-end.
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