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The Hong Kong Exchange will start offering options on more exchange-traded funds referencing China A-shares this year, as liquidity in the funds increase.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority has sent a report to the European Parliament, European Council and European Commission that details the additional resources and staff that it requires to carry out its responsibilities under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation.
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UBS in Tokyo has decided to halt trading of fixed income derivatives with U.S. counterparties and clients. A number of firms have taken similar steps to limit the chance of running afoul of the new Dodd-Frank rules, according to one market official. -
The navigation of the fiscal cliff in the U.S., a continuation of stability in Europe and a reacceleration of growth in China would result in a shift in asset allocation from Treasuries to equities, opening up opportunities for S&P 500 cross-asset and hybrid option trades, according to strategists.
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Banks have expressed concern that the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision will impose tougher requirements for covering derivatives even as the panel is expected to revise its liquidity coverage ratio to give more time to comply with a requirement to boost buffers.
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Brazil’s state-owned Banco do Brasil is looking to expand investment banking operations and create a brokerage unit.
