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—Stephen Fiamma, partner at Allen & Overy in London, on issues surrounding Hong Kong’s Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act.
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The slew of departures continued into the third week of January as various investment banks saw more staffers exit across all asset classes. UBS’s hedge fund prime brokerage service, UBS Quant HQ, lost its global head of the division Scott Stickler. -
Slovenia is not one of the more popular names in the sovereign credit default swap universe, but it has been seeing some activity in recent weeks due to political instability.
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Hedge funds and asset managers have been using credit options, such as payer spreads, to participate in a market correction in the iTraxx Main and iTraxx Senior Financials.
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UBS Securities is planning to offer onshore total return swaps referencing Chinese A-shares when the authorities greenlight the upcoming over-the-counter equity derivatives market.
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The European Securities & Markets Authority published ‘EMIR: Frequently Asked Questions’ to “provide clarity” in relation to the European Market Infrastructure Regulation. This FAQ article covers the position prior to scrutiny of the EMIR Technical Standards by the European Parliament and Council of the E.U.”
