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Political turmoil in Italy has been the main sovereign credit story in the first-quarter, but the periphery has proved to be surprisingly resilient since the inconclusive election in February. -
The proposed requirements on loss allocations arrangements for central counterparties to cover non-default losses may put U.K. CCPs at a significant disadvantage to their European and U.S. competitors.
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The China Securities Regulatory Commission is allowing participants in the Renminbi Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors program to trade stock-index futures.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has decided to allow CME Group to require that any transactions placed through its clearinghouse must be reported to CME’s own swap data repository.
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Retail investors in South Korea have been decreasing exposure to equity-linked structured products this year, as growth in Japanese and U.S. equity markets overshadow the Kospi.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland is recommending investors buy bullish option structures on the 3y forwards of Blue Eurodollars should there be a pullback in the market. The recommendation comes as net longs in Eurodollars to ultra-bond futures have surged in recent weeks and the Federal Reserve remains committed to quantitative easing for the remainder of 2013.
