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Options and warrants referencing Chinese exchange-traded funds could start trading next month in Hong Kong following the recent listing of one ETF in Hong Kong dollars.
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Nomura is looking to sell structured products linked to its recently launched Private Equity Returns Index, known as PERI.
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The Chicago Board Options Exchange Market Volatility Index has dropped 0.72 points to 18.36 from 19.08 since Wednesday, despite the stock market’s fall in the aftermath of President Obama’s re-election.
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Malaysia-based CIMB Group has opened an investment-banking office in Australia following its acquisition of the Royal Bank of Scotland’s Asia-Pacific investment-banking businesses.
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CME Group has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission to block the agency from enforcing new swaps reporting regulations, set to go into effect Nov. 12.
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The British Bankers Association said it expects to drop 120 of 150 variations of the London interbank offered rate by April based on discussions with market participants.