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Derivatives Give APAC Banks A Boost

A surge in hedging fx and interest-rate exposure has given a boost to the corporate derivatives business of banks in the Asia-Pacific.

  • 26 May 2011

A surge in hedging fx and interest-rate exposure has given a boost to the corporate derivatives business of banks in the Asia-Pacific.

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