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Asia-based hedge funds and corporates are remaining on the fx sidelines, despite vol tracking lower on short-dated options referencing Asian currencies on the back of Greek election.
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Deutsche Bank has won three awards in the 2012 Global Derivatives Awards, including Global Derivatives House of the Year. Nomura and UBS each earned two nods, in the annual awards for excellence as judged by the edit staff of Derivatives Week/Derivatives Intelligence. -
The largest markets in over-the-counter derivatives—namely, the European Union, Japan and the U.S.—are expected to meet the year-end deadline to implement OTC reforms, according to the Financial Stability Board.
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The European Commission’s packaged retail investment products regulation will place a heavier burden on structured product issuers when it takes effect early next month.
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Brazil’s Finance Ministry has denied rumors it was planning on lifting its financial operations tax on fx derivatives at this time.
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The credit derivatives market is sputtering after being behind heavy losses at firms such as American International Group, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase, and in the face of new regulations.
