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The European Securities and Markets Authority should clarify that the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive is not intended to apply to structured issues, according to the Joint Associations Committee on Retail Structured Products.
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Selling 1y*2y receiver spreads on sterling is a good way to fund the buying of euro 1y*2y receiver spreads to take advantage of a potential unwind in front-end EUR rates, according to strategists at Barclays. -
Barclays may become the latest in financial institution to make cuts to its equity derivatives business, as several senior members of the division have left.
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China is preparing for the launch of structured products for the first time by local brokerages after regulators last month granted the Securities Association of China approval for a pilot program.
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U.S. sales of equity structured notes surged in January to USD2.41 billion, the most since September, as the Standard & Poor’s 500 climbed to its highest level in five years.
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Smaller brokers in Hong Kong are opposed to a plan by the Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing to begin after-hours trading, saying it would add to their operating expenses and make it more difficult to manage risk.
