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An increase in double-no-touches flows is in the cards, according to market watchers, who think they’ll fit directionless fx markets hung up on uncertainty in Europe. -
Clearing of over-the-counter interest rate swaps via Singapore Exchange’s central clearing counterparty DerivativesClear increased for the third consecutive month in July to SGD9.77 billion (USD7.82 billion) from SGD6.15 billion (USD4.92 billion) in May, according to data released by the city’s bourse.
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Hang Seng Bank is preparing two non-principal protected equity-linked structured product programs to be marketed to investors in Hong Kong.
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—Lori Van Dusen, principal of LVW Advisors, in regards to regulatory concerns in the U.S. as derivatives use increases among endowments and foundations.
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Compliance officers at firms were fretting over fears that new rules were looming in the U.S. over how structured products are sold to retail investors.
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The beginning of August usually marks a tail off in recruitment activity, but last week saw an array of people moves across all asset classes.
