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CNH to remain tight on HKMA’s liquidity ratio adjustment

February 10, 2012  

From Chien Mi Wong

Offshore renminbi liquidity is expected to stay tight despite the monetary authority’s relaxation on the amount of liquefiable assets held in the currency by Hong Kong banks, said Crédit Agricole.

CNH liquidity is predicted to remain tight due to rising dim sum bond yields and increasing channels which eases the flow of offshore renminbi back into China. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority’s (HKMA) adjustment of the Chinese currency statutory liquidity...


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OFFSHORE RMB DCM

Rank Bookrunner Value ($m) No. %Share 2011 YTD Rank
1 HSBC 1,439 15 33.0 1
2 Bank of China Ltd 1,079 5 24.8 14
3 Standard Chartered Bank 513 10 11.8 11
4 Citi 208 4 4.8 3
5 Barclays 198 2 4.5 0
6 Deutsche Bank 159 4 3.6 2
7 Goldman Sachs 152 2 3.5 6
8 RBS 136 3 3.1 5
9 BNP Paribas 95 2 2.2 21
10 JPMorgan 79 1 1.8 7
Subtotal 4,059 29 93.2
Total 4,356 29 100.0


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