Chinese renminbi (RMB)
London cements position as renminbi hub
City of London report says the UK capital saw daily RMB trades of $61.5 billion in 2014
Korea introduces RMB discount window
Bank of Korea to launch emergency liquidity facility offering Chinese currency as part of broader infrastructure push aimed at bolstering Seoul's role as RMB hub
Lack of renminbi derivatives may foil currency's SDR entry
Panellists at a Sifma conference and corporate executives surveyed by Allen & Overy cite scant liquidity as a key concern for renminbi's progress
China to work with IMF on SDR evaluation, top official says
Comments by top foreign exchange regulator follow reports that IMF sent team to China for ‘technical discussions' last week
US ‘unwilling to compromise' on derivatives rules, China vice-minister of finance says
Differences in accounting practices remains an urgent issue, Zhu Guangyao argues in a new China report; contributors critical of dollar's ‘exorbitant privilege' as sole reserve currency
China grapples with balance of financial reform and risk
The Chinese government is keen to encourage financial markets to catch up with manufacturing’s sophistication. But balancing liberalisation with stability and growth is proving complex
The rising international role of the renminbi
The global reach of Chinese investment and the renminbi have expanded rapidly over the past few years. The currency’s journey is seen by some as a reflection of China’s global ambition and expansion
Former PBoC chief explains why RMB evolution brings benefits to China and rest of the world
Dai Xianglong, former chairman of China’s National Social Security Fund (NSSF) and former president of IFF, backs the idea of the internationalisation of the renminbi and the benefits it could bring
Bank of China chairman on RMB internationalisation moving from strength to strength
The renminbi now ranks second in the world’s most-used currencies in trade finance, and its internationalisation has gone from strength to strength, says Tian Guoli, chairman of the Bank of China
Four steps to creating a multi-layered capital market
Former chairman of China’s National Social Security Fund, Dai Xianglong, describes four steps needed to develop a multi-layered capital market, which includes addressing important data issues
PBoC’s Zhou Xiaochuan on interest rate reform and renminbi internationalisation
People’s Bank of China governor Zhou Xiaochuan speaks about the pace and timing of interest rate reform and the internationalisation of the renminbi
Yi Gang on China's new foreign exchange philosophy
State Administration of Foreign Exchange director Yi Gang discusses five changes in China's foreign exchange management as well as the long-term value of the renminbi
Sponsored feature: Defining the ‘new normal’ in China
Setting ambitious targets and reaching them fast has been essential for more than three decades. But this growth-at-any-cost push is now being replaced with what China’s leaders call the ‘new normal’
Chan wants Canadian firms to access China through HK
HKMA chief executive says Canada should ‘leverage on’ Hong Kong’s unique access to mainland capital markets in Toronto pitch
Noyer: IMF’s decision on SDR not politically motivated
Banque de France governor Christian Noyer acknowledges ‘symbolism’ of the IMF’s currency basket, but stressed the composition is based on technical work and not politics
PBoC takes ‘one of final steps' toward interest rate liberalisation
China's central bank allows companies and individuals to invest in CDs exempt from deposit rate cap; major move toward interest rate liberalisation, analysts say
IMF finds renminbi ‘no longer undervalued'
The Fund declares China's currency fairly valued months ahead of SDR basket review, having previously thought it was out of step with economic fundamentals
Deutsche Börse to set up Europe's first multi-asset RMB platform
German exchange group signs joint venture deal with CFFEX and Shanghai Stock Exchange to bring trading venue to Frankfurt
Nigerian reserves head believes renminbi can ‘complement’ euro and dollar
Lamido Yuguda discusses the benefits of a multipolar system and how the Central Bank of Nigeria is managing its renminbi investments in a new book
China overlooks own foreign investment cap
Hong Kong firm granted $1.2bn QFII quota, above the $1bn cap set in 2009, as world's second-biggest economy takes symbolic step towards opening up capital account
SNB plans renminbi purchases in 2015
Central bank plans to add renminbi bonds to reserves after signing swap agreement with the People’s Bank of China in 2014; annual report reveals return of 8% across currency reserves
PBoC governor hints at capital account liberalisation this year
Zhou Xiaochuan says it will be ‘more convenient not only for enterprises but also for individuals at home and abroad to invest' during panel discussion with IMF's Lagarde in Beijing
Bank of Canada will only lend renminbi as ‘last resort’
The central bank’s financial markets chief says it is up to banks to manage their renminbi liquidity needs, including in ‘stressed circumstances’
The RMB and the SDR review 2015
Yide Qiao and Jiafei Ge present a case for the renminbi joining the ranks of the US dollar, euro, sterling and yen in the IMF’s SDR basket, when the constituents are reviewed later this year