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It was a tale of two auctions this week as the credit divergence in the periphery was laid bare. -
Regulatory proposals surrounding margin requirements for non-cleared derivatives may increase risk, hamper economic growth and result in the implementation of unsuitable hedges by market participants.
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Global hedge funds and large asset managers are looking at entering relative value swap trades which play a possible correction in both the Australian and Japanese 10y interest rate curve, paying Japanese yen 10y10y rates and receiving Australian dollar 10y10y rates.
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Target accrual redemption notes are starting to stoke buyer interest again following the recent spike in fx risk-appetite, with options officials tipping the product for further growth.
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Regulations under the Dodd-Frank Act that require trades to be cleared through swaps-execution facilities are making it more difficult for investors to exit their positions, according to AllianceBernstein.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has released a paper that examines non-cleared over-the-counter derivatives and their importance to the global economy.
