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Italian lender Monte dei Paschi di Siena is planning to sue two of its former executives as well as Nomura and Deutsche Bank for USD1.2 billion in damages from losses it claims arose from two derivatives trades.
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Société Générale has launched its Step Down Autocall 12, a structured product that tracks shares of Tesco, BT Group and Rio Tinto, with a potential annual return of 12% up to six years.
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S&P Capital IQ has expanded its valuations coverage of derivatives and other complex financial instruments.
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Registered swap dealers can now report over-the-counter trades for all five major asset classes to the DTCC Data Repository in the U.S., making it the first swap data repository to offer reporting across all asset classes.
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Global investors, including U.S. and European corporates, are increasing their use of offshore China yuan structured notes and deposits. The structures include one-year capital protected USD/CNH digital puts that pay a coupon based on the depreciation of USD against CNH. The digitals can be structured with coupons of about 8% and are generally struck within 1-2% of spot. -
The Korea Exchange is planning to launch voluntary clearing of Korean won-denominated over-the-counter interest rate swaps sometime between May-and-June via its central clearinghouse. Mandatory clearing will likely to start after August.
