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12.12.25 - 14:12
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Standard Chartered: Suche nach Standards für Islamische Anleihen geht weiter (Finews)
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Khurram Hilal, CEO der globalen Islamic-Banking-Division bei Standard Chartered, erläuterte an der Abu Dhabi Finance Week (ADFW) 2025, dass die anhaltend «gesunde Debatte» innerhalb der Branche zu den Standards für Islamische Anleihen (Sukuk) notwendig sei, damit die Scharia-konformen Finanzinstrumente für den Massenmarkt salonfähig werden....
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24.11.25 - 01:36
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Hong Kong′s tokenisation drive set to boost treasury centres, investments (SCMP)
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Hong Kong's push to establish a tokenised financial system is poised to attract more companies to set up treasury centres in the city, which would give investors broader options while reducing transaction costs, according to market players.
Both corporations and individuals stood to benefit from increased tokenisation of money and assets, which could make financial services faster and more efficient and accessible, said representatives from Standard Chartered, China Asset Management (Hong Kong)......
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06.11.25 - 21:51
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China Sees Massive Demand For USD Bond Issuance, Priced In Line With USTs For First Time (ZeroHedge)
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China Sees Massive Demand For USD Bond Issuance, Priced In Line With USTs For First Time
As the ceasefire in the US-China trade war starts to fray at the edges (most notably in commodity export controls and tit-for-tat responses), it appears that China is having no issues whatsoever competing with the US for the world's capital.
China's return to the dollar bond market generated enough demand to cover the deal almost 30 times over, with a $118.1 billion order book.
“It was so popular,” said Serena Zhou, senior China economist at Mizuho Securities, adding that some investors complained they weren't allocated enough bonds.
“Although it priced on par, it will still be free money.”
China last issued dollar bonds in 2024, when it sold $2bn of debt in Saudi Arabia.
“Markets are flush with liquidity and geopolitical tensions have eased,” said David Yim, head of capital markets, Greater China and North Asia, at Standard Chartered, which was one of the bookrunners for the deal.
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15.09.25 - 02:36
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Standard Chartered expects Fed to cut interest rate by 50 basis points (SCMP)
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Standard Chartered expects the US to cut interest rates by half a percentage point this week to initiate a rate-reduction cycle that will last into next year, a move that is set to shore up investor sentiment in Hong Kong and other markets, according to a senior executive.
Weak employment data, coupled with a decline in consumption and inflation rates, was likely to prompt the US Federal Reserve to implement its first rate cut of the year, said John Thang, head of markets and strategic client......
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07.08.25 - 20:27
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How Ethereum Treasury Companies Could Spark ′DeFi Summer 2.0′ (ZeroHedge)
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How Ethereum Treasury Companies Could Spark 'DeFi Summer 2.0'
Authored by Andrew Fenton via CoinTelegraph.com,
Since they emerged from stealth mode two months ago, a dozen Ethereum treasury companies have bought 2 million ETH between them, with Standard Chartered analysts estimating they'll add another 10 million to that pile over time.
There's growing excitement that billions worth of that ETH could flow into DeFi protocols as firms compete to chase yields greater than the 3%-5% on offer from staking and re-staking.
Etherealize's Vivek Raman tells Magazine “healthy competition” between treasury companies for yield could light a fire under the DeFi sector before the end of the year.
"I'm actually pretty excited to see it. This could be the stimulus needed for DeFi Summer 2.0 — but on the institutional scale and bigger and better.”
GameSquare Holdings, BTCS, BitDigital, The Ether Machine and ETHZilla have all announced plans to juice ETH yields via DeFi, while Tom Lee's BitM...
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22.05.25 - 03:06
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StanChart on ′Buy America′ Trade, Outlook for Treasury Yields (Bloomberg)
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Standard Chartered's Audrey Goh speaks on Bloomberg's The Asia Trade about the recent spike in US bond yields, driven partly by concerns over the sustainability of US fiscal policies. Despite the ongoing market turmoil, Goh remains optimistic about the near-term outlook for US equities to rebound and notes that market volatility is trending lower. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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