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Citigroup is to set up a listed options business in Australia and will soon start market making operations for warrants, single stock and index options in the country. The firm is also planning a similar listed options business to begin operations in Hong Kong in October, with Singapore expected to start later in the year. -
The American Securitization Forum is pushing to exclude securitization entities from being considered as commodity pools and is preparing a letter to be handed to all the Volcker rule regulators tomorrow requesting relief from the Volcker rule.
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Most covered bonds cannot be hedged with sovereign credit default swaps, because they do not meet for the correlation level required under the European Union’s short selling ban set to start Oct. 1, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch report.
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A final version of the Volcker rule is expected by the end of 2012, with compliance with some provisions by banks to begin shortly after, according to an unnamed U.S. Department of Treasury official.
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The U.K.’s Financial Services Authority has proposed banning the promotion marketing of unregulated collective investment schemes to retail investors, including “some structured products.”
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Rating downgrades of banks used as counterparties for derivatives transactions by pension funds is expected to have limited impact on the schemes’ counterparty risk at present, according to Dutch bank De Nederlandsche Bank research.
