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Asia-based corporates have been buying large volumes of structured forwards with so called airbag features that reference the China yuan in a bid to hedge an appreciation against the U.S. dollar. -
The CME Group has received regulatory approval to offer portfolio margining services for OTC interest rate swap positions and eurodollar and treasury futures for customer accounts.
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Electronic equity options trading in North America and Europe is growing, with 20-25% of investors executing trades electronically.
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Canada’s provincial Alberta Securities Commission has amended proposed regulation governing over-the-counter derivatives, providing an exemption to “qualified parties” from prospectus and registration requirements for futures contracts.
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Credit default swap spreads on European banks has narrowed to its lowest level in nearly 16 months over optimism that political leaders in the region will find a solution to the crisis.
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The International Organization of Securities Commissions is planning to examine national securities and futures regulatory regimes for any weaknesses, including minimum and maximum penalties for violations, according to David Wright, IOSCO’s secretary general.
