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Lyxor Asset Management has listed 14 of its most liquid exchange-traded funds—and some of the most actively traded ETFs in Europe—on the London Stock Exchange.
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The U.S. Department of the Treasury has issued a narrow exemption for fx swaps and forwards from certain requirements under the Dodd-Frank Act. Treasury said fx swaps and forwards will remain subject to the act’s new requirement to report trades to repositories and strict business conduct standards, and these instruments may not be used to evade other derivatives reforms.
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Boost ETP, an independent exchange traded product platform launched last month, has named Richard Kent as head of product operations.
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Deutsche Bank and Lyxor Asset Management have made dramatic changes to their exchange traded fund business model in the face of sluggish performance.
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Deutsche Boerse and the Moscow Exchange have signed a letter of intent calling for strategic cooperation in developing financial markets, particularly equities and derivatives trading.
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Newly-launched SPwrap.com, a joint venture of Meteor Asset Management and Lowes Financial Management, has added a range of unbundled Barclays structured products to its platform, which is set to have a full market rollout next month.