China
WMP crackdown spurs China structured products market
China's slower growth rate and rising risks in credit-based WMPs are pushing policy-makers to diversify investment products
Liquidity risk management and China's banks: BoC Fullerton profile
A careful balance
Legal uncertainty over netting in China threatens Shanghai QCCP status
Foreign banks operating in China's OTC markets face punitive capital charges
Easing of documentary requirements increases onshore renminbi hedging
Easing of documentary requirements increases onshore renminbi hedging
Regulatory indecision holds up equity derivatives trades in China
Two different sets of master agreements cause stalemate between banks and securities firms
Asia slow to sign up to IGAs for Fatca implementation
US makes slow progress in signing up Asian states for Fatca IGAs
Bar on bank participation to stymie China Treasury bond futures market relaunch
Despite banks holding an overwhelming majority of the domestic bond market they are barred from participation in futures trading
Fatca delay blamed on push for IGA
FFIs dealing with yet another delay in Fatca
Regulatory obstacles hamper China securitisation market
New rules aim to promote the market but banks still prefer the WMP route
Distressed hedge funds on course for bumper year
Performance drops for China and LatAm-focused funds
Increased activity in coking coal spot trade raises hopes of a swaps market
The stalled coking coal swaps market may benefit from increasing spot coking coal trade, with more players reportedly belatedly switching over to shorter-term pricing contracts
Risk China: PBoC needs to 'adhere to stability' in managing liquidity risk
China central bank "blind" to potential capital market reaction in its attempts to clamp down on the shadow banking sector
Outflow of Chinese cash will transform world economy
As Chinese exchange controls are relaxed and removed over the next several years, $4.4 trillion of money will flow into the world economy, causing a major transformation
US dealers stop trading to avoid breaching China privacy laws
Questions over the ability to report OTC derivatives transactions to trade repositories mean some US dealers have stopped trading with each other
AHL Evolution: AHL (Man Group)
13th Annual European Single Manager Awards 2013
Skyline Ucits Fund: Skyline Capital Management
13th Annual European Single Manager Awards 2013
Launch of renminbi clearing in Singapore could spur RMB commodity derivative market
Infrastructure to clear RMB trades in Singapore is now live
China low grade coal ban could push up Asia swaps liquidity
Facing pressure from domestic producers and chronic pollution, China's authorities are considering clamps on low grade coal imports – potentially increasing swap activity
China's red tape reduction could lead to wider CNY trade band
Chinese regulator Safe's efforts to simplify investment into the country seen as a further sign of renminbi liberalisation
China onshore OTC clearing postponed until 2014
OTC clearing onshore in China will be delayed until at least the end of 2013 or early 2014 according to an official at Shanghai Clearing House
Gold ETFs can weather latest turmoil as speculative selling eases, say providers
The crash in the gold price in mid-April had dramatic effects on gold ETFs, but some providers say investors' allocations are holding firm
Renminbi may never be fully liberalised, says GSAM’s O’Neill
As China relaxes controls on its currency, the yuan is set to become more widely used. However, government control is likely to be maintained. Full convertibility may never happen, says Jim O’Neill