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Structured product investors in Asia are fast turning to deals denominated in local currencies as reliance on the U.S. dollar declines in the region. Filippo Olivetti, managing director and co-head of markets structuring for Asia Pacific at the Royal Bank of Scotland in Tokyo and Stefan Masuhr, managing director and co-head markets structuring Asia Pacific in Singapore, said the flow will grow in 2013. “This is simply driven by the fact that local investors in countries like Malaysia, [South] Korea and Indonesia simply don’t care for USD as much,” Masuhr told DI in an interview.
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An International Swaps and Derivatives Association service allowing buysiders and sellsiders to amend and share ISDA Master Agreements to be in compliance with Dodd-Frank business conduct rules is seeing a pick-up from buysiders, Robert Pickel, ceo, told DI in an extensive interview. -
Citigroup has appointed Alfredo Capote as head of investment banking for Mexico. Capote most recently held a similar position at Goldman Sachs Mexico.
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European and Asian banks, including Deutsche Bank, Societe Generale and Nomura, have registered as swap dealers as required by law, according to the U.S. National Futures Association.
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Stephen Marzo announced that he will retire as cfo of Hong Kong Exchange and Clearing Jan. 13.
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LCH.Clearnet has reached an agreement with NYSE Euronext on the main terms and conditions of a six-year clearing contract that runs through 2018 involving the exchange’s continental cash-equities markets.
