When Chinese authorities introduced the RQFII (offshore renminbi qualified foreign institutional investor) pilot scheme to Hong Kong in late 2011 as a part of the nation’s efforts to internationalise the currency and offer access via the jurisdiction, private banks in the region were less than impressed. Although many believed the move represented an opportunity to broaden their product offerings, few…
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