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The opening of China’s corporate bond market to private placements could prove a positive development for credit default swaps there, as players will be able to price more easily credit not linked to state-owned enterprises.
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority announced a raft of measures to increase offshore renminbi liquidity last week, inspiring hope among analysts that there will be a lending boom in the currency. But syndicated loans bankers should not get their hopes up. Until more banks actually hold the currency, liberalising the ways they can use it will not have a big impact.
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The Australian Taxation Office has issued a warning to investors in structured products about offers of exposure to listed securities but use a derivative instrument, such as a swap, to direct the cash dividend to a counterparty, while attempting to retain the benefit of franking credits on the dividends.
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The International Organization of Securities Commissions said there is no conclusive proof that short-selling credit default swaps disrupted global markets.