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The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
The derivatives market gathered in London on Thursday night to celebrate its leading players
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The Bank of England has strengthened its warnings about the risk associated with synthetic exchange traded funds, stating in its latest Financial Stability Report, “New risks may arise as market participants attempt to manage collateral more tightly--for example, by making greater use of innovative structures to save on their holdings of high quality collateral.”
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Euroclear has launched what it calls a global ‘collateral highway’ to help traders move securities for use as collateral for access to central bank liquidity, as well as margins for central counterparties and bilaterally cleared over-the-counter derivatives, among other transactions.
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Tighter regulation and increasing disclosure from foreign institutional investors, in addition to fear over a retrospective transaction tax, have resulted in a significant slowdown in new issuance of participatory notes in India.
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The Korea Exchange is planning to introduce Chinese yuan/Korean won futures contracts, according to Bongsoo Kim, chairman and ceo of the bourse.
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The volume of U.S. listed options trades fell 12.63% in June from a year ago and down 6% in the first six months of 2012 from the same period last year.
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Aviva Investors has named Tim Jagger senior v.p. and Asia credit head.