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Money manager Van Eck is planning to launch long/short exchange traded funds that may invest up to 20% of their assets in derivatives such as swap contracts, options and index futures, according to a regulatory filing.
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More stock options and futures linked to India’s Nifty exchange are being traded in Singapore than in India.
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Credit Suisse is expected to overhaul its year-old Partner Asset Facility 2 bonus scheme for bankers because of a flaw involving a hedging structure using credit default swaps that does not meet regulatory guidelines set by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision.
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Australia’s contract-for-difference market has begun showing signs of returning.
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LCH.Clearnet has tapped David Weisbrod for a newly-created role as ceo of its U.S. subsidiary, based in New York.
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Jeff Christian, a managing director in equity derivative sales at Deutsche Bank in San Francisco, has left the firm.