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The Singapore Exchange will likely share its clearing technology and expertise with the Korea Exchange, following the signing of a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on the development of over-the-counter derivative clearing.
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Uptake of client clearing of over-the-counter derivatives in the Asia region will be much slower than Europe and the U.S. due to lack of certainty over when mandatory client clearing will start in each region.
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Kansas City, Mo.-based BATS Options has announced it will begin listing mini options on five securities beginning March 18 at no charge for members.
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The Depository Trust & Clearing Corp.’s EuroCCP clearinghouse and European Multilateral Clearing Facility, currently owned by ABN Amro and Nasdaq OMX, have announced to merge to form the largest pan-European clearinghouse.
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The Reserve Bank of India has announced that foreign institutional investors will be allowed to use their investments in corporate bonds as collateral, in a move that is expected to improve liquidity in the derivatives market.
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Investec is considering the launch of its first European collateralized loan obligations since the beginning of the financial crisis, when it rolled out Gresham Capital CLO V BV in June 2008.