🎧 Listen to ICMA - International Capital Market Association's latest podcast on the China fixed income market – recent themes and outlook. 严瑾Jinny Yan, Managing Director, Chief China Economist, Global Markets, ICBC Standard Bank Plc talks to Ricco Zhang, Senior Director, ICMA about the latest market developments in China’s bond markets: macro outlook, trends in cross-border issuance and investments, and key developments in the CIBM repo market. Available from all major podcast providers, search ICMA Podcast or go to our website on https://lnkd.in/e4fscfGW
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