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Hong Kong’s Treasury Markets Association announced that it is preparing for a June launch of its CNH Hong Kong interbank offered rate fixing, which it hopes will spur development of the offshore renminbi interest rate swap market.
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A notional of USD3 billion in calls on the U.S. dollar against the yen, owned by a large hedge fund, are due to expire after the Bank of Japan’s policy meeting Friday.
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A string of cases involving structured products and the Tax Effectif Global, or statutory interest rate, in France has lawyers fearing legislation may be needed to tighten the rules governing interest rate agreements.
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Changes to proposed rules setting out margin requirements for non-centrally cleared derivatives are to be minimal when final rules are approved later this year, according to an official familiar with the rules.
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Buyside firm the D.E. Shaw Group is placing trade restrictions on U.S. counterparties that have not yet registered as swap dealers under the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s Dodd-Frank over-the-counter derivatives market reforms.
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Swaptions are likely to become a clearable product in the near-future, although further work needs to be done in relation to risk management and default management in the interim, according to senior clearinghouse officials.
