Investing in Asian Offshore Currency Markets

Part I. Issues in Offshore Currency and Bond Markets

1. Determinants of the Distribution of Eurodollar Deposits in Offshore Financial Centres
David W. Y. Leung, Jim Wong

2. Why Should All the Eurobonds Issued by Indian Banks Carry Uniform Regulatory Credit Risk Charge?
Rituparna Das

3. US Dollar Interest Rate Fixings in Offshore Currency Markets: The Puzzles of Volatility and Funding Cost
Wilson C. F. Chan, Michael C. S. Wong

Part II. Challenges and Strategies of Developing Offshore Renminbi Markets

4. The Development of the Renminbi Currency Market
Susan R. Hume

5. Price Disparities between Mainland China’s Onshore and Offshore Financial Markets
Cho-Hoi Hui, Jim Wong, Ka-Fai Li

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

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

8. Rational or Irrational? Chinese Capital Control Rules in the Context of Internationalizing Renminbi
Wei Shen

9. From Greenback to Redback: The Journey of Renminbi from Local Circulation to Reserve Currency
Joe M. K. Ng

10. Legal and Documentation Issues of Offshore Chinese Yuan Derivative Transactions
Jing Gu

11. The Challenges and Opportunities for Renminbi Investment Product Development in Hong Kong
Rosita P. S. Lee

12. Promise or Peril: Opportunities and Challenges of Renminbi Trade Settlement and Financing
Marvin P. W. Lo, Joe M. K. Ng

13. Eurodollar Banking and Currency Internationalization
Dong He, Robert McCauley

14. Feasibility of Offshore Renminbi Market in Hong Kong
Julia Leung

15. Renminbi: The Past, the Present and the Future
Arthur Shek

16. Renminbi Globalization: A Taiwan Perspective
Chung-Ming Kuan, Yingyi Tsai

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