China strong currency wider reform agenda
From an economic perspective China’s strong currency is hurting exporters but, as Mark Tinker argues, there is a far bigger reform agenda here.
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Allianz reopens renminbi bond fund to UK investors
After soft-closing the proposition in December last year, Allianz Global Investors has reopened its Renminbi Fixed Income Fund.
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Now is not the time for local currency bond funds
Local currency bond fund launches have been “super-fashionable” this year, with fund houses eulogising about the appreciation potential of emerging market currencies. But First State’s head of EM debt Helene Williamson is not such a fan.
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pa analysis do rmb fund launches show Chinas open
Since August last year, when the Chinese government allowed qualified financial institutions to repatriate offshore RMB into the domestic market, the Dim Sum bond market has exploded.
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boaml recognises fast growth dim sum market
Bank of America Merrill Lynch has launched a Dim Sum Index in a move that pays homage to the rapid development of the Chinese yuan-denominated offshore bond market in Hong Kong.
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hsbc launches renminbi fixed income fund
HSBC Global Asset Management today said it was launching a new renminbi fixed income fund, via its Luxembourg-based Global Investment Funds Sicav, to cater for the growing appetite in the UK and Europe for renminbi-denominated products.
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top five china manager introduces renminbi fund to uk investors
One of China’s biggest fund managers is set to launch a redminbi-denominated fund for international investors.
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The global monetary standard will inevitably be the renminbi
Michael Howells explores the Silk Road path to the renminbi becoming the global monetary standard.
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Allianz Global Investors to launch renminbi bond fund
Allianz Global Investors is set to launch a Ucits-compliant renminbi bond fund later this month.
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AllianceBernstein launches Asia-focused bond fund
AllianceBernstein has launched a fixed income fund which aims to tap into Chinese economic growth.