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To take advantage of expensive topside volatility on the U.S. dollar against the Korean won, BNP Paribas is pitching a range of mid-term trades that sell USD/KRW vol and monetize topside skew.
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—Conor Cunningham, managing director and regional head, Asia Pacific, futures and OTC clearing at Citigroup, speaking at the FOW Derivatives Asia World Conference about the low trading volumes in new volatility indices.
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LCH.Clearnet’s ForexClear platform was launched, offering non-deliverable forwards clearing in the Brazilian real, Chilean peso, Chinese yuan, Indian rupee, Korean won and the Russian ruble against the U.S. dollar.
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Departures are always noteworthy at Goldman Sachs and last week the firm saw the exit of three senior staffers. -
At least one bank is publicly proclaiming what many others have been talking about privately in the wake of tighter U.S. regulations. Frank Pucci, a senior compliance official at ANZ, told an Asian conclave this week that his firm is really benefiting from having full access to the U.S. markets, yet is able to attract business from non-U.S. counterparties in Asia who want to avoid compliance with Dodd-Frank.
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Bloomberg is preparing to file a lawsuit against the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission after the agency failed to meet a March 19 deadline given by the firm to provide a “satisfactory response” on its proposed margin regulations.
