Foreign exchange
Cost and tight regulation slow CNY derivatives growth, says CFFEX
China onshore forex derivatives market a fraction the size of its EM peers
Global firms reduce onshore China funding costs via cash pooling
Extension of cross-border scheme beyond Shanghai FTZ welcomed by corporate treasurers
Futures industry needs new business model
Says senior policy adviser at Chicago Fed
China tipped to allow daily cross-border capital transfers
State council to make the change from a weekly basis
CNH liquidity squeeze drives up Hibor volatility
RMB payment exceeds asset growth in Hong Kong, giving banks a funding headache
Australia probes AUD spike prior to rates decision
Australia's authorities look into sudden moves in the Aussie's value
Gradual rollout for China's payment system
As yet no details of how Cips will include existing offshore infrastructure
Aussie dollar decline puts FX hedging strategies in the spotlight
The rapid slide of the Australian dollar has refocused attention on currency risk by local firms
Low volatility boosts discrete knock-out sales Asia-wide
Target redemption forwards declining in popularity for macro reasons
FCA to defy Europe on forex forwards reporting
EC ‘forgets’ to mention sterling in letter defining forex contracts
Tarf crackdown forces Taiwan banks to offer alternatives
Target redemption forwards with capped loss structure set for launch
Taiwan fixing could fragment offshore renminbi liquidity
CNT fixing will be a boon for Taiwan’s derivatives market
China FX option reform to improve corporate risk management
Change in regulations will allow corporates to sell forex options
Indonesian corporate hedging to pick up following election
Importers will increase hedging activity amid greater rupiah volatility
CCIL cleared forex forward volumes double following mandate
European banks start clearing in India despite no EU equivalency ruling
CLS wins 'patent troll' Supreme Court case
Market disruption averted as unanimous decision goes in CLS's favour
Sharp downward moves in EM currencies hurt corporates
Corporates were under-hedged due to high cost of carry versus dollar
Asset quality trumps hedging cost in volatile currencies
Correlation of currency and underlying asset militates against hedging
Indian exporters to increase hedge ratios on rising rupee
Rupee appreciation threatens Indian IT sector with its high USD revenues
HK-Shanghai stock tie-up could hit currency volatility
Analysts say CNH volatility could rise under pilot stock scheme
RMB volatility slows corporate hedging activity
Demand for structured forwards down by 80% as corporates wait for currency to stabilise, dealers say
PBoC behind RMB depreciation
China central bank acts to stimulate two-way trading
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