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The Shanghai Stock Exchange has relaxed regulations governing exchange traded funds, now allowing more than one ETF manager to track the same index at the same time as a way of spurring competition.
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Amherst Securities Group has hired Dan Derby as v.p. of fixed-income securities.
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Credit default swap spreads on Danish sovereign debt have widened sharply in the past 14 months, suggesting, among other things, that investors anticipate increased risks for the nation’s government bonds, according to Standard & Poor’s.
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Sherry Liu has stepped down as chairman and ceo of the Royal Bank of Scotland’s China operations after 16 months but will continue as an adviser to RBS’ international investment banking team.
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Markit is planning to launch early next year CMBX 6, its first index of credit default swaps on commercial mortgage-backed securities in four years.
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Société Générale has launched UK Autocall 10, a six-year structured product linked to performance to the FTSE 100 index.