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Paris-based La Française AM has teamed up with the Global Markets Intelligence unit of S&P Capital IQ to develop a global credit fund based on GMI’s risk-to-price methodology.
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More than half of fund managers surveyed said they expect to boost exposure to exchanged-traded funds and exchange traded products over the next three years, according to Lyxor Asset Management.
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ICAP has completed its acquisition of PLUS Stock Exchange as it moves to expand is futures and options trading business.
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Nasdaq OMX has announced that it plans to launch NLX, a London-based interest rate derivatives platform, in the first quarter of 2013, pending regulatory approval.
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Deutsche Bank is preparing to re-enter the synthetic exchange-traded fund market in Hong Kong later this year with an equity-linked deal referencing Asian indices.
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Société Générale strategists are advising clients to buy USD10 million South Korea credit default swaps at 127 basis points and sell USD6 million Asia ex- Japan Itraxx CDS at 188 bps to hedge against a possible downturn in the Korean equity market.
