Despite wide-ranging reforms, trade body Asifma foresees China maintaining a range of inflow and outflow restrictions in 2020, especially for large direct investment deals.
A call for more open capital markets and increased global use of the renminbi was raised by regional trade association ASIFMA, together with Standard Chartered and Thomson Reuters, in a white [...]
Hong Kong, 8 May 2014 - ASIFMA, together with Standard Chartered and Thomson Reuters, today launched the “RMB Roadmap”, a new white paper which advocates and anticipates more open capital markets [...]
PBoC: China to keep monetary policy continuous, stable The People's Bank of China (PBoC), the central bank, vowed to maintain continuity and stability of its monetary policy in a report released [...]
Hong Kong, 8 May 2014 - ASIFMA, together with Standard Chartered and Thomson Reuters, today launched the “RMB Roadmap”, a new white paper which advocates and anticipates more open capital markets [...]
Brokers prepare for trading windfall "This is obviously a big deal, and I might even say a big-big deal. It cements Hong Kong's position as a stable gateway to China, and, also brokers and [...]
CNBC Video: Mark Austen - What was behind China's bond auction failure? Mark Austen, CEO, Asia Securities Industry & Financial Markets Association, discusses reasons why Beijing failed to sell [...]
GFMA serves as a forum that brings together its existing regional trade association members to address issues with global implications. ASIFMA is an independent, regional trade association with over 150+ member firms comprising a diverse range of leading financial institutions from both the buy and sell side.
ASIFMA Headquarters
Unit 3603, Tower 2
Lippo Centre
89 Queensway
Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2531 6500
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ASIFMA Singapore Office
12 Marina View, Asia Square Tower 2
Level 11, #11-01
Singapore
018961
