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Investors should enter a volatility spread, buying a Dec. 2013 80% put on the HSCEI and selling a put on the S&P 500 at 0.6% as a volatility arbitrage play, according to strategists at BNP Paribas in Hong Kong.
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Smaller hedge funds based in Asia are the least prepared to comply with incoming U.S. over-the-counter derivative rules, which the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission is expected to publish Aug., according to lawyers.
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As the world bears witness to the second wave of fear in Europe, and a flight-to-quality to financial assets perceived to be safe such as German and U.S. government bonds, the possibility of Greece leaving the Eurozone and other European periphery countries like Italy and Spain following, has certainly become less politically incorrect.
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The Bombay Stock Exchange has begun a pilot program to trade a new derivatives product known as a cash-future spread with an Aug. 6 launch date scheduled.
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The U.K. government has proposed giving regulators more authority to wind down clearinghouses and other non-bank financial firms—such as investment firms, other financial market infrastructure firms (such as payments systems) and insurance companies.
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American International Group’s SunAmerica Financial Group has agreed to acquire Woodbury Financial Services, the Minnesota-based independent broker-dealer from Hartford Financial Services Group.