Posted: 8 Aug 2019 Resource Type: Research Report Download Back This regular report shows that London now represents almost half of all renminbi foreign exchange trading. Produced by the City of London Corporation and the People’s Bank of China, the report shows that average daily trading volume of the Chinese currency in London in Q1 2019 was more than £78 billion, a 30% increase year-on-year. Cross-border receipts and payments between China and the UK saw significant increases. Share: Share to LinkedIn LinkedIn Share to Twitter Twitter Share to Facebook Facebook Share to WeChat WeChat Share to WhatsApp WhatsApp Share to Email Email Download Related content Research Report 2021: A critical year for regtech Apr 2021 - Innovative technologies provided by the UK RegTech industry can help financial services to better meet their regulatory obligations. Our research investigates the current state of play for UK RegTech, examining the opportunities and challenges to the future growth and success of the industry. 2021: A critical year for regtech Case Study Aaron Powers, Chief Executive of Hunit, tells us about the UK's importance in their plans for growth Apr 2021 - Hunit provides a software as a service toolkit to legal professionals that are working in or for financial services firms in the alternative asset sector. We spoke to Aaron Powers, chief executive, about the company's growth plans and the UK's importance in driving that growth. Aaron Powers, Chief Executive of Hunit, tells us about the UK's importance in their plans for growth Case Study Erika Concetta Pagano of Simmons Wavelength shares why the UK was the natural place for their launch Apr 2021 - Simmons Wavelength is a regulated legal engineering firm that provides creative services and solutions for clients from around the world using a blend of data science, design, legal engineering, and policy skills drawn from in and outside the legal profession. Erika Concetta Pagano of Simmons Wavelength shares why the UK was the natural place for their launch Case Study Elizabeth Basten shares how being UK-based has aided Clarilis' success. Apr 2021 - Clarilis is a UK-based legaltech firm that helps law firms and in-house legal teams automate complex legal document suites. We spoke to Elizabeth Basten, chief marketing officer at Clarilis, about the company's international growth plans and how being UK-based has aided its success. Elizabeth Basten shares how being UK-based has aided Clarilis' success.