Posted: 1 Jun 2020 Resource Type: Research Report Download Back The latest edition of our RMB Business Quarterly shows that though development in London’s RMB offshore markets has slowed since the last report in January, correlated with the global COVID-19 pandemic, some aspects are still experiencing steady growth year-on-year. RMB Cross border settlements, RMB clearing volume with UK clearing bank, and value of dim sum bonds all show upward trends, compared with the same period in 2019. 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 Case Study Smart Pension Jul 2020 - Smart Pension is an award winning global savings technology platform provider. "Pretty plain and simple: the UK is massively conducive to doing business." Smart Pension Multimedia Spotlight on Innovation: Green finance Jul 2020 - As the world recovers from Covid-19, governments, regulators and businesses are becoming ever more focused on the green led recovery. Spotlight on Innovation: Green finance Multimedia Webinar: Powering the fintech revolution Jul 2020 - A webinar hosted in partnership with Innovate Finance to complement the launch of our brand new profile of UK fintech. Webinar: Powering the fintech revolution Case Study Ben Constable-Maxwell, Head of Sustainable and Impact Investing, M&G Jun 2020 - M&G ranks as one of the UK’s leading fund management groups, with a long history of responsible investment and stewardship. The fund manager was an early adopter of environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards and in recent years has been stepping up its fund offerings in the field of sustainable and impact investment, whereby investors seek outcome-oriented investment strategies designed to tackle global challenges such as climate change, scarce natural resources and rising levels of global inequality. Ben Constable-Maxwell, Head of Sustainable and Impact Investing, M&G