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Investors with exposure to Japanese financial stocks should look at selling six-month upside calls with a strike at 115%, as most Japanese financial firms still carry a large amount of volatility and could show slower growth next year, according to an equity derivative strategist in Hong Kong.
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The names are emerging of the UBS interest rates trading staffers to leave as part of a wind down of fixed income announced last week.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland has launched five exchange-traded notes in the U.S. that offer investors exposure to commodity futures.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India has decided to allow mutual funds to participate in the credit default swaps market.
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Investor demand has prompted CBOE Holdings to expand its listing weekly contracts from one expiration week to five on the 10 of the most actively traded options and exchange traded funds.
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Central counterparties, with their heterogeneous nature and diverse ownership, “do not conform well” to desires by global regulators to impose a single framework for operations and risk management, according to a report by Finadium.