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The Royal Bank of Scotland in South Korea is gaining increased interest from investors in so-called maze notes.
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Belgium’s Financial Services and Markets Authority is to wait on regulatory developments in Europe before pressing ahead with regulation covering the distribution of so-called complex structured products to retail investors.
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The re-election of President Barack Obama will likely make it more difficult for financial institutions to succeed in their lobbying efforts to loosen measures as many of these firms had backed Mitt Romney.
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Barclays has cleared USD5.3 trillion in over-the-counter derivatives this year, representing 70% of the current USD7.5 trillion clearing market.
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The European Repo Council, a banking industry group, has approached the European Central Bank for support to an alternative to the London interbank offered rate and its equivalents elsewhere in the world.
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Some European institutional investors are planning to increase their exposure in high-yield instruments such as corporate bonds, emerging market debt and high-yield fixed income to improve their portfolios in the face of tougher regulations that give them little room to maneuver, according to a study by Greenwich Associates.