Posted: 3 Feb 2020 Resource Type: Research Report Download Back The latest edition of the London RMB Business Quarterly reveals nearly 3 trillion RMB was cleared by the China Construction Bank London Branch between September and November 2019, up 22.7% year-on-year. This quarterly report highlights London’s influence as a leader in the RMB internationalisation market outside of Asia and the PBoC’s efforts to develop and sustain the RMB market at home and abroad. 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 Suggested reading Case Study FinTrU Jan 2020 - FinTrU is a financial services company which helps leading global investment banks comply with regulations in areas such as legal, risk and compliance. Founded in 2013 and based in Northern Ireland, the firm employs just under 450 people and has aggressive plans to grow this number over the next few years. FinTrU Research Report London as a Centre for Management of Financial Risks Jan 2020 - With an extensive network of 250 international banks and channelling 43% of global forex trading, the UK can support multinationals in managing currency and liquidity risks on a global scale. London as a Centre for Management of Financial Risks Case Study Revolut Jan 2020 - Revolut is a UK-based financial technology company offering a range of financial services from cards with instant spending notifications and foreign currency exchange trading at the real exchange rate, to commission free stock trading and charity donations. We spoke to Nicholas Taylor, Public Affairs Manager, about the company's long-term growth plans and the attractions of the UK market. Revolut Case Study London Office for Rapid Cybersecurity Advancement (LORCA) Dec 2019 - LORCA is a UK government backed organisation that supports growing businesses combatting the ever-broadening array of global cyber challenges. We spoke to Saj Huq, programme director at LORCA about the attractions of the UK as a tech and cyber hub and the programme's plans to grow the UK cybersecurity market. London Office for Rapid Cybersecurity Advancement (LORCA)