Bank of China (BoC)

Onshore forex options debut in China

Foreign exchange options debuted in mainland China today with a number of deals taking place. China now has an onshore market for forex forwards, forex options, forex swaps and cross-currency swap, offering market participants more hedging tools as the…

Bank of China warrants list in Singapore

Three investment banks launched a total of five call warrants on shares of the Bank of China (BOC) in Singapore today, the same day the shares started trading in Hong Kong. The BOC initial public offering (IPO) was the world’s largest in six years, with …

PBOC gives OTC foreign exchange trading go-ahead

The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has opened up the country's spot FX market to over-the-counter trades, and authorised the China Foreign Exchange Trading System (CFETS) to determine the daily central parity rate for the RMB against foreign currencies.

China in its hand

As Industrial Commercial Bank of China receives a $15 billion bailout from the government, the challenges in attracting foreign investment and strengthening the sector become ever more apparent. James Ockenden talks to the China Banking Regulatory…

HKEx tweaks stock futures and options offering

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEx) has tweaked its range of single-stock futures and options to include contracts related to Bank of China (BOC) Hong Kong (Holdings) and suspend those of China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (Sinopec).

Bank of China International chooses Sophis

BOC International Financial Products, a division of Hong Kong-listed Bank of China International, has selected risk management software company Sophis to support the front, middle and back office of its new derivatives unit.

Bank of China, CCB roll out Misys’ Opics suite

Bank of China and China Construction Bank (CCB) are rolling out London-based Misys International Banking Systems' Opics treasury and capital markets software suite. The service will provide both institutions with a straight-through processing (STP)…

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