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Private banks in Asia and Europe are snapping up one-to-two year fx-linked notes denominated in the offshore renminbi.
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Mexico’s central bank finance ministry and bank regulator are working on new derivatives regulations, including improved margin management and registration of counterparties.
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Italy’s UniCredit said it will not trade over-the-counter derivatives with U.S. financial institutions over uncertainty and concerns stemming from new derivatives regulations, according to TJ Lim, the bank’s head of capital markets.
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The Bank of England has called on central clearing counterparties to develop so-called loss-allocation rules in the event of the default of one of the clearinghouses’ members.
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Credit default swaps spreads on European corporate debt tightened for the seventh day in a row to its lowest level in two years amid reports that the European Central Bank may cut its rates and Italy’s political situation is stabilizing, according to Markit.
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CBOE’s 3-1/2-hour system failure last Thursday may weaken its case for having certain options to be traded exclusively on its exchange.