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As the basket into which trillions of dollars worth of eggs, in the form of OTC derivatives, must eventually be crammed, central clearing counterparties have the potential to become the world's biggest too-big-too-fail institutions.
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Citigroup lost a big name this week, with structured product chief Carolina Minio-Paluello in London leaving for a buyside firm. -
France and Germany have always been at the core of the eurozone, and the European Union project as a whole.
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Nikkei-linked autocallable issuance is being tipped to swell as dealers replace recently knocked out transactions.
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Regulating market indices in the same way as interest rate benchmarks would result in additional costs for providers, which would ultimately be passed onto end-users and potentially raise barriers to entry into the indexing business, according to buyside firms.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority is considering new rules requiring structured-note issuers to disclose the value of the securities to investors.
