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One investment bank has been selling USD1.4 billion notional of short-dated U.S. dollar/yen calls this morning, according to traders. The calls have a Jan. 31 expiry and strikes at JPY91.00. -
DBS Bank in Hong Kong is prepping a non-principal protected daily accrual structured product referencing a basket of stocks, set for launch next month.
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Net sales of equities hit GBP720 million (USD1.16 billion) in November, their highest level since April 2011, according to the Investment Management Association.
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Germany’s DZ Bank and Landesbank Baden-Wuerttemberg along with UBS led in structured-note sales in Europe and Asia in 2012, which hit their highest level in four years, according to Bloomberg data.
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Goldman Sachs is dealing with the Volcker Rule’s ban on proprietary trading by shifting to long-term investments—namely, trades more than 60 days—which are not covered by the measure.
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Malaysia has launched its first exchange traded bonds and sukuk on Bursa Malaysia to attract retail investors.
