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Most U.K. pension funds expressed concern that changes in the European Market Infrastructure Regulation will not protect them from risks associated with derivatives, according to consultancy Redington.
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Fewer than six in 10 investors said they are able to use derivatives to protect against the instability of interest rate risk exposure, according to an EDHEC-Risk Institute survey.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch has named Olivier Thiriet as head of equities for Asia-Pacific, in charge of cash equities, derivatives and structuring.
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The Hogg Tendering Advisory Committee for the London interbank offered rate has launched the tendering process to find a new Libor administrator. -
Capped downside structures like double-no-touches are expected to gain traction as correlation increases and volatility decreases between sterling and commodity currencies, such as the Canadian dollar and Australian dollar.
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Private banks have been buying one-year U.S. dollar, offshore China yuan-linked digital put options with a strike of 1% below spot.
