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Société Générale’s subsidiary Lyxor Asset Management has teamed with Fortune SG and Winton Capital to launch China’s first managed futures fund.
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Insurance companies, bank treasury desks and private banks in South Korea and Taiwan have been buying over USD1 billion notional in structured interest rate notes over the last two weeks, which represents a 50% increase in volume, according to structurers in Asia Pacific.
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—Michel Barnier, E.U. commissioner for internal markets and services, on the need for tougher regulation, supervision and enforcement to deter market manipulation in light of the recent Libor scandal.
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Barclays was considering expanding its exchange-traded note offering as asset managers, hedge funds and wealth managers were showing greater interest in European market volatility ETNs.
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Institutional investors have been expressing interest in low cost payer spreads on CDX.IG series 19, such as the 95-120 Dec. 2012 payer spread, in a bid to lock in gains in their long credit portfolio as going into the year-end.
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Société Générale is advising investors to buy three-month 25 delta butterflies on the euro against sterling and sell two-year 25 delta butterflies on the same pair.