Hong Kong’s Clearing Bank Gains New Funding Access in Yuan Push
Hong Kong’s sole yuan clearing bank plans to issue interbank negotiable certificates of deposit in the mainland market, another step in Chinese authorities’ efforts to strengthen the city’s role as a hub for yuan business.
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