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Investors in Asia have been offloading skew on the HSCEI this week--selling three-to-six month downside puts and buying upside calls--in a bid to hedge exposure to the South Korean equity-linked autocallable market.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi’s ‘bumblebee’ speech at the end of July spurred calm in risk-sensitive assets bringing back a tradition of peace in the financial markets in August. -
The European Banking Authority has stepped up efforts to develop new consumer protection rules following scandals involving the manipulation of the London interbank offered rate and mis-selling of complex instruments.
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High-yield bond issuance by European corporations is on a pace to set another record in 2012, according to Moody’s Investors Service.
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Robert Pickel, ceo of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, warned global regulators could face a “trade war” if they do not align their derivatives regulations.
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Publication of a standard legal contract for over-the-counter derivatives clearing in Europe is expected to be delayed up to three months past its original September target after buy-side firms’ participation in the discussion has slowed talks.
