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Do you manage a private equity fund, real estate fund, investment fund, hedge fund or any other alternative investment fund, a UCITS or work for a company that does? Are the fund or your company or both established in the European Economic Area or does the fund trade with derivatives with counterparties based in the EEA? If so, read on for a summary of important changes that are being made to the regulation of derivatives in the EEA. -
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corp. has landed approval as Japan’s first third party-trade repository, as the Japan Financial Services Agency moves to implement an April 1 deadline for the reporting of over-the-counter derivative trades.
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Retail investors and private banks in Japan are buying three-to-five-year worst of barrier structured products with a 105% strike that reference a basket of either Nikkei, S&P or Dow Jones stocks, as the equity markets in the U.S. and Japan continue to grow.
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Japanese investors this year are shunning complex structured products, such as so called double and triple deckers, in favor of simpler equity and fx bond funds.
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Bloomberg said it may sue the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission if the agency does not agree to suspend regulations that impose higher collateral standards for swaps than for futures.
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Credit Suisse has launched tracker certificates linked to an actively managed notional variable weight and composition total return portfolio that is long a basket of between 15 to 20 shares in Asia Pacific—pitched by the firm as a dragon basket.
