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Italy’s proposed financial transaction tax on derivatives and other instruments could result in a loss of thousands of jobs, according to Xavier Rolet, ceo of the London Stock Exchange.
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BNY Mellon has named Paul Solway as managing director and head of equity finance for the Asia-Pacific.
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Greece and Argentina are comfortably the two worst sovereign credits, and both countries experienced a tumultuous end to November. -
Bank Vontobel is set to launch a customized version of its electronic structured products platform in Hong Kong and Singapore. The firm also plans to add autocallable and equity-linked notes to its list of structured products in a bid to woo Asia-based investors. It will gradually add Singapore, Hong Kong and Japanese stocks and indices as underlyings.
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The U.S Commodity Futures Trading Commission has issued regulations requiring market participants to clear certain types of swaps within six classes of product.
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Investors should look at buying at-the-money January 2013 call options on Hong Kong indices, such as the HSI and the HSCI, in a bid to gain from next year’s forecasted positive start, according to traders.
