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Chinese securities regulators have approved two ETFs to track the 300 blue-chip stocks that make up the indexes of the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges. Huatai-Pinebridge Fund Management and Harvest Fund Management were given the go-ahead to Add to favorites LinkedIn As Europeans’ interest increase for yuan-denominated products, London has emerged as a center for global yuan transactions, second only to Hong Kong, and surpassing Singapore. London processed 30% of global yuan payments in the 4th quarter of 2011. Add to favorites LinkedIn According to Shanghai Stock Exchange Chairman Geng Liang, the CSRC plans to allow companies to issue high-yield bonds in the first half of this year. The high-yield bond market will help small and medium-sized companies gain access to credit, as h Add to favorites LinkedIn MW GaveKal, a joint venture between hedge fund manager Marshall Wace LLP in London and Hong Kong-based investment research house GaveKal, plans to launch an RMB Fixed-Income Strategy in anticipation of continuing internationalization of the Chinese c Add to favorites LinkedIn China’s securities regulator, CSRC, has approved the Shanghai Futures Exchange to begin trading lead futures. The SFE currently trades 8 products: The new lead future Add to favorites LinkedIn |
 
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