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Equity derivatives topped cash equities in 2012 to become banks’ biggest source of equity revenues for the first time, according to Coalition, a capital markets consultancy.
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Bursa Malaysia Derivatives said that trading volumes rose 14% in 2012 to a record 9.6 million.
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Investors want greater disclosure from companies in financial reports on derivatives trading and hedge accounting, according to a survey by the CFA Institute.
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Nasdaq OMX has hired David Helps as head of business development for Nasdaq OMX NLX, its new London-based derivatives exchange.
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At least seven U.S. banks are using software programs to create offering documents for structured notes to help lower costs and thereby make smaller deals more profitable.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has been requiring issuers of structured notes to disclose the estimated initial value of the securities on the cover page of their offering prospectus, according to the law firm Morrison & Foerster.