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Investing in Asian Offshore Currency Markets

The Shift from Dollars to Renminbi

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  • © 2013

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Editors:
  1. Michael C. S. Wong

    1. City University of Hong Kong, China

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  2. Wilson F. C. Chan
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Table of contents (16 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xvi
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  3. Challenges and Strategies of Developing Offshore Renminbi Markets

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 39-39
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    2. The Development of the Renminbi Currency Market

      • Susan R. Hume
      Pages 41-53

    3. Price Disparities between Mainland China’s Onshore and Offshore Financial Markets

      • Cho-Hoi Hui, Jim Wong, Ka-Fai Li
      Pages 54-69

    4. Comparative Risk Analytics between Asian Offshore US Dollar Bonds and Chinese Yuan Bonds from an Indian Commercial Bank’s Perspective

      • Rituparna Das
      Pages 70-85

    5. China’s Offshore Yuan Market: Inside the Engine Room of the World’s Next Trade Currency

      • Saikat Chatterjee
      Pages 86-97

    6. Rational or Irrational? Chinese Capital Control Rules in the Context of Internationalizing Renminbi

      • Wei Shen
      Pages 98-135

    7. From Greenback to Redback: The Journey of Renminbi from Local Circulation to Reserve Currency

      • Joe M. K. Ng
      Pages 136-156

    8. Legal and Documentation Issues of Offshore Chinese Yuan Derivative Transactions

      • Jing Gu
      Pages 157-165

    9. The Challenges and Opportunities for Renminbi Investment Product Development in Hong Kong

      • Rosita P. S. Lee
      Pages 166-190

    10. Promise or Peril: Opportunities and Challenges of Renminbi Trade Settlement and Financing

      • Marvin P. W. Lo, Joe M. K. Ng
      Pages 191-198

    11. Eurodollar Banking and Currency Internationalization

      • Dong He, Robert McCauley
      Pages 199-214

    12. Feasibility of Offshore Renminbi Market in Hong Kong

      • Julia Leung
      Pages 215-218

    13. Renminbi: The Past, the Present and the Future

      • Arthur Shek
      Pages 219-223

    14. Renminbi Globalization: A Taiwan Perspective

      • Chung-Ming Kuan, Yingyi Tsai
      Pages 224-234

  4. Back Matter

    Pages 235-240
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About this book

The offshore currency market is a foundation of offshore bond market, helping well-established corporations in global financing. Following the global financial tsunami in 2008 and European debt crisis in 2009-2011, this book aims to document the latest issues, challenges, trends and thoughts relating to offshore currency markets in Asia.

Editors and Affiliations

  • City University of Hong Kong, China

    Michael C. S. Wong

About the editors

Saikat Chatterjee, Thomson Reuters, Hong Kong Rituparna Das, National Law University Jodhpur, India Jing Gu, ISDA Dong He, Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Hong Kong Cho-Hoi Hui, Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Hong Kong Susan Hume, The College of New Jersey, USA Chung-Ming Kuan, National Taiwan University, Taiwan Rosita P S Lee, Hang Seng Bank, Hong Kong David W Y Leung, Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Hong Kong Julia Leung, HKSAR Government, Hong Kong Marvin P W Lo, Bank of China, China Robert N McCauley, Bank for International Settlements, Switzerland Joe M K Ng, Standard Chartered Bank, Hong Kong Arthur Shek, HKET Holdings, Hong Kong Wei Shen, Shanghai Jiaotong University, China Yingyi Tsai, National University of Kaohsiung, Taiwan Jim Wong, Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Hong Kong

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