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Cyril Cannamela, an ex-managing director in exotic equity derivative trading at Royal Bank of Scotland in Hong Kong, has joined Royal Bank of Canada in a similar role, also in Hong Kong.
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Leveraged investors should buy one-month puts on U.S. dollar, China onshore yuan at-the-money non-deliverable forwards as CNY continues to appreciate in 2013, according to strategists at Standard Chartered.
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Elisse Walter, the new chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, said that proposing rules for cross-border swaps tops the SEC’s agenda.
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One-year interest rate swaps on China’s sovereign debt narrowed 12 basis points—the most in seven months—on reports that speculate the government will inject cash into the banking system five days a week, instead of the current two.
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Deutsche Boerse unit Clearstream has teamed up with Belgium’s Belfius Bank & Insurance to develop new collateral management activity for bilateral trades, which will focus on over-the-counter derivatives and aimed primarily at corporations and medium-sized banks.
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The Depository Trust & Clearing Corp. may consider filing a lawsuit against the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission over its decision to allow CME Group to force customers to send trade data it has cleared to its own repository, rather than give clients a choice.