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The People’s Bank of China has scaled back the role of its daily fix for onshore China yuan, giving the market a greater role in forming the spot price of the U.S. dollar against CNY.
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Appetite for risk, depth in global interest rates research and strength in developing bespoke structured and flow products in both emerging and developed markets were some of the plaudits from buysiders that set the Royal Bank of Scotland apart from competitors in the interest rates derivatives market over the last year. That helped the firm land the 2012 Interest Rate Derivatives House Of The Year award from the editors of Derivatives Week/Derivatives Intelligence. -
The credit default swap IMM roll on June 20, as well as the anticipation around the U.S. Federal Reserve decision made the same day, meant that it was hard to draw too much from CDS market movements this week. But that’s not to say it was without incident.
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Institutional and private bank investors in Asia are increasingly looking to invest in synthetic exchange-traded funds domiciled in Europe that reference alternative strategies or assets classes other than cash and equity.
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The Bank of England and Her Majesty’s Treasury are making changes to the terms of fx transactions with market counterparties.
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Moody’s Investors Services has downgraded 15 banks and securities firm with global capital market operations.
