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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.
  • Adrian Averre, co-head of fixed income Japan at BNP Paribas in Tokyo, has been has been made global head of G10 flow rates trading. He’s transferred to London to take up the promotion.
  • MarkitSERV has seen clients clear USD3.5 trillion notional of over-the-counter derivatives since the electronic trade processing platform started to connect clients and clearinghouses in Dec. 2010.
  • CME Group has announced that it will launch deliverable interest rate swap futures contracts Nov. 13.
  • BNY Mellon has moved the high-yield bond team of its Standish Mellon Asset Management unit to Alcentra, which became a part of Bank of New York in 2006.
  • Democrat members of the House of Representatives, led by Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.), have introduced legislation to impose a financial transaction tax on stock, bonds and derivatives trades to fund government infrastructure and job programs.