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Chinese authorities could soon allow the trading of options referencing the new China equity-backed exchange-traded fund market, according to traders and lawyers.
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Giovanni Leonardi, the ex-head of Europe, the Middle East and Africa delta one index and market access sales for equities at Nomura in London, is set to join Bank of America Merrill Lynch in a new role.
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On May 31, 2012, Standard & Poor’s published Counterparty Risk Framework Methodology and Assumptions containing its requirements for managing counterparty risk relating to certain structured finance securities. It replaces its 2010 criteria. The 2012 criteria apply to all new and existing relevant transactions. Although the 2012 criteria apply to several types of transactions, this article provides a brief overview of certain provisions therein relating to derivative transactions. -
The U.S. Commodity Futures and Trading Commission has been warned by the finance ministers of France, the U.K. and Japan as well as a European Union commissioner that rushing to create regulations for the swaps market could weaken the global trade of derivatives.
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Fabrice Cuchet, global head of alternative investments at Dexia, said that despite of flood of derivatives regulation since 2008, there is still a lack of clarity on the use of the instruments.
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The Japan Securities Clearing Corp. has proposed sharply reducing the capital threshold in order to qualify as derivatives clearing house under U.S regulations from JPY100 billion (USD1.3 billion) in net assets to JPY5 (USD63 million).
