Our Mission
Trading in US Treasuries, global equities and numerous other developed and emerging market asset classes is relatively easy. Trading in funds that invests in these instruments is extremely cumbersome - who even uses a fax these days?
The RMB.exchange platform focuses exclusively on mutual funds denominated in the Chinese Renminbi, a currency which is becoming increasingly important in global trade. Investors therefore need to find a way to ‘store’ Renminbi for future use.
The Renminbi Exchange bridges the gap between supply and demand by leveraging Jersey’s world class regulatory regime in the Channel Islands. It is achieved with multiple sub-funds, each legally distinct, dramatically increasing the supply of funds available from a single location. The RMB.exchange offers a range of funds in one of the world’s most actively traded currencies giving investors easy and secure access to the third largest bond market in the world.
About RMB.Exchange
The Renminbi Exchange platform was incorporated on 1st July 2021 to coincide with the 100th year anniversary of the formation of the Chinese Communist Party.
China has already gone through an enormous transition over the last few decades and further significant changes are expected, particularly in the development of China’s capital markets and the opening up of the capital account to facilitate international diversification. In time we expect the pool of international assets denominated and hedged into Renminbi is likely to rise significantly.
This is going to be critical if the internationalisation of the Renminbi is to be achieved as a reserve currency can only be achieved if it can act as a store of value and for that is requires that investments are available in Renminbi. We believe this will become a reality at some point and hope that Renminbi Exchange can contribute to that development.
By offering a broad range of funds in a single location, RMB.exchange offers a streamlined process to access these funds in one of the major currencies of the world, which is still underepresented in most investors portfolios.