Renminbi cross-border payment system goes live
by Kylene Casanova
China today launched its cross-border renminbi payments systems, the Cross-Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS).
There are some 40 countries in the Asia-Pacific region ranging from some of the poorest to rich countries like Japan and New Zealand. There is also a major difference between the countries' cash…
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China today launched its cross-border renminbi payments systems, the Cross-Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS).
by Kylene Casanova
The Chinese renminbi has become the fourth most-used payments currency, as of August 2015, according to the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications (Swift).
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R5FX leading the market evolution from voice to screen in EM currency trading
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The Chinese government has announced a negative list, currently in a pilot phase, of sectors and businesses that are off-limits to foreign investors.
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Renminbi is now the currency of choice for three in 10 payments between South Africa and Greater China, according to Swift's RMB Tracker
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Bank Indonesia has announced the mandatory use of rupiah for transactions within Indonesia, as of 1 July.
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Interest rate liberalisation, seen as the next step in China’s financial reforms, is imminent, according to a white paper by J.P. Morgan Asset Management.
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The rise in RMB payments is supported by a growing number of banks, according to Swift.
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China reforms the administrative approach to settlement of foreign exchange (FX) capital by foreign-invested enterprises (FIEs).
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Using cashflow- and target-at-risk modelling to add structure to the risk management process. By Alankar Karol, Visual Risk
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Hong Kong's financial authorities have published a paper detailing how corporate tax reductions should be introduced for corporate treasury centres.
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Import/export trading will be the most common driver for RMB transactions, but outside of Asia-Pacific slight weakening of demand which is unlikely to improve for some time
by Kylene Casanova
According to Swift's RMB Tracker, the renminbi has overtaken four other currencies to become the most-actively used currency in Asia for payments with China and Hong Kong.
by Kylene Casanova
Offers significant opportunities for liquidity and working capital optimization to multinational companies
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China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) has issued a circular, which will come into force on 1 June 2015, simplifying its regulations of FX administration for direct investment.
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A press release about the voluntary adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) by companies in Japan has wider significance for all companies, wherever they operate.
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Other developments: CCB taps Euroclear for first RMB listing; CIPS international payment system should cut level of payment rejections; Freescale netting and automated USD sweeps from Tianjin, China to HK
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World’s first electronic presentation of documents into India which has been sent over the Bolero network, paves way for other major international banks and corporates
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Internationalisation of RMB continues but volatility appears. SWIFT's Tracker shows in February overall RMB fell to 7th position as offshore countries, excluding Hong Kong, now represent 25% of RMB pa
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Canada aims to boost trade with China through their HUB, and internationalisation of the RMB continues as it is now possible to use offshore RMB funding
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Laird show how to carryout effective cash management in Asia-Pacific and HSBC installs automated two-way cross-border RMB sweeping to make optimising cash management even easier
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Global banking ideal is dead. Use these strategies to survive: technology to ensure can switch quickly, reliable alternative banks, go direct to the clearings, etc. But remember banks need TLC too
by Kylene Casanova
Multiple banking cost, reliance on customised bank systems and work-arounds all hinder real-time view of operational liquidity as only 35% of corporates have real-time visibility of cash
by Kylene Casanova
Expect near-term USD/CNY upside risk; band widening unlikely until at least H2-2015
