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Investors should buy a Dec. 2014 70% put on South Korea’s KOSPI and sell a Dec. 2014 70% put on the S&P in a bid to receive a 1.7% return, according to a strategist at BNP Paribas in Hong Kong. -
Markit has created a dummy version of its iTraxx SovX CEEMEA index, which tracks credit default swaps of 15 European emerging markets, stripping out those European Union member states that are preparing to ban naked derivatives on their bonds.
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Nasdaq OMX has set its sights on grabbing 10% of the European derivatives market with its new London-based platform known as NLX, which is expected to launch with six interest rate derivatives.
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Barclays has introduced its latest round of FTSE autocall products, FTSE Defensive Autocall E1, E2 and E3 investments, which have one-year and two-year options.
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Credit default swap spreads on Hungarian sovereign debt have narrowed 23 bps to 298 bps, their lowest of 2012, after the government unveiled its fiscal adjustment program.
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CME Group is planning to launch its European exchange, CME Europe, next year with 30 fx products.
