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| | | ... trading and export/import credit." Westpac, meanwhile, announced it would be a foundational bank to Australasia's first renminbi hub in Sydney, following its approval by the People's Bank of China and the Reserve Bank of Australia in Canberra yesterday. ... |
| | | | The asset management arm of BNP Paribas has been granted a RMB Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (RQFII) license by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC). The license will enable BNP Paribas Investment Partners to provide its clients ... |
| | | | ... manager AllianceBernstein is set to launch three more China funds after receiving a licence in the Chinese government's Renminbi Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (RQFII) scheme. The scheme allows non-Chinese financial institutions in Hong Kong ... |
| | | | ... more money's coming for the BRICS - Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa - has just built what I call the "R5 - renminbi, rupee, rubble, real, rand - Bank". Which bank? The "New Development Bank" which the BRICS launched yesterday. According to ... |
| | | | ... "The fund is strategically significant as a long-term proposition supporting Singapore's role as a key offshore RMB [renminbi] centre," Nikko AM Asia president Eleanor Seet said. "This is the first in a suite of RQFII solutions we are planning to provide. ... |
| | | | ... While the rest of the world might be cursing Putin today, they're lauding China's latest move - that of doubling the renminbi's trading band against the US dollar to 2.0% yesterday (from 1%) on either side of the Peoples Bank of China's (PBOC) daily ... |
| | | | ... picture about how China's economic and financial reforms-including, most importantly, the internationalisation of the renminbi-are going to affect investors in Australia and globally." Briscoe said the recent announcement of an agreement between ASX ... |
| | | | ... what European Central Bank Executive Board Member Yves Mersch thought - he's certainly no small beer - when he told the Renminbi Forum in Luxembourg last night that, "...due to the size of China's economy and its importance in global trade and, potentially ... |
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