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Issuers in Australia are growing their structured products desks to tap changing investor appetite for fixed-income products. -
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority and Securities and Futures Commission has released their joint consultation findings on proposed over-the-counter derivatives regulations, concluding that they would relax some measures, including giving banks the option to use a foreign clearinghouse rather that requiring them to use a local onshore one.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India has approved the MCX Stock Exchange to begin trading equity and equity futures and options, interest-rate futures and wholesale debt segments, as it expands beyond commodities futures.
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The liquidity of credit default swaps is wider in three major regions than it was a month ago, led by Europe, according to Fitch Solutions.
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Citigroup has launched a Web site that provides customers detailed information about their derivatives accounts with the investment bank.
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NYSE Euronext reported that global announced trading volumes were down 5.9% in June from a year earlier, with an 11.7% decline in the U.S. and a 0.8% decline in Europe.
