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European investors pulled out EUR21 billion (USD25.8 billion) from equities in the second quarter after putting in EUR3 billion (USD3.68 billion) in the preceding three-month period, apparently over instability in Europe and negative economic news from the U.S. and China.
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Meteor Asset Management has introduced three structured kick-out products: the Step-Down Defensive Plan August 2012, the Dual Index Kick-Out Plan August 2012 and Triple Index Kick-Out Plan August 2012.
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NYSE Euronext has named Hiroshi Nomoto to head its sales and client coverage teams for Japan.
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International regulators have issued interim regulations that will force banks to hold capital against exposures to central counterparties on derivatives trades.
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End users holding U.S. dollar/China yuan bonus non-deliverable forwards could look to exit the trades if the People’s Bank of China continues to fix the nation’s currency weaker, according to traders and structurers.
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The Australian Treasury is looking to change the country’s main financial law to enhance its oversight of over-the-counter derivatives.