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UBS is marketing separate barrier reverse convertible structured products in Europe, with capital protection linked to the Eurostoxx 50 and coupon payments linked to the three-month interest rates of Canadian dollar CDOR and Swedish krona STIBOR. The CDOR and STIBOR structures, which are being offered in addition to the firm’s Euribor, CHF Libor and USD Libor products, are rare benchmarks for European-wide investors, according to structurers.
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The Global Financial Markets Association has tapped David Ngai in a new role as managing director of the global fx division for Asia Pacific. -
Structured finance attorney Keith Krasney joined Locke Lord LLP as a partner and chair of the firm’s Securitization and Structured Finance group in the firm’s New York office, and is in talks to pick up other partners, associates and of counsel. Krasney, who led the securitization team at Nixon Peabody LLP, was also a partner at McKee Nelson LLP from 2005 to 2009.
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The National Stock Exchange of India will begin imposing a transaction levy on derivatives linked to the S&P500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average until after Aug. 31.
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The European repo mark shrank by 9.9% over the past six months, thanks largely to the European Central Bank’s Long Term Refinancing Operations, according to the latest survey by the International Capital Market Association’s European Rep Council.
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European banks are increasingly turning to derivatives to help shore up their businesses, using credit default swaps to help offset risks and make new loans.
