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Credit Suisse is set to launch a two-year structured product giving investors juiced participation in U.S. dollar deprecation against the Chinese renminbi. -
Two sizeable one touches on the euro/U.S. dollar due to expire Aug. 1 and Aug. 10 are putting pressure on traders to ditch butterflies on the same cross in anticipation that the barrier in the one touches is not broken.
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Société Générale will repay over USD11 million to clients of its wealth management division after the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission reprimanded the dealer for allegedly not disclosing certain fees and charges in secondary market transactions of over-the-counter bonds, options and structured notes.
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China’s National Association of Financial Market Institutional Investors is looking to bolster the creation of new credit risk management products via a new financial derivatives professional committee.
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The cheap implied volatility in bund futures, and the expectation that it will cheapen further, is fuelling interest in straddle calendar spreads.
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The recent historical stability in implied downside skew in the FTSE 100 is likely to drive an uptick in put strategies as market participants expect the skew to experience a drop in line with other equity indices. Over the last month, the S&P 500 has witnessed a sharp decline in implied downside skew, while the Eurostoxx 50 skew has continued to decline over much of the last year.
