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Royal Bank of Scotland has launched the first China-linked exchange-traded note.
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HSBC will issue structured products from London that are denominated in the offshore Chinese renminbi depending on customer demand.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission have defended their approval of derivatives regulation that in effect exempts 85% of energy companies, hedge funds and other non-financial firms that use the instruments.
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The Shanghai Clearing House’s has been quietly consulting a select group of China-based dealers about how to clear over-the-counter China onshore yuan interest rate swaps. -
Kenneth Hon, managing director and head of equity derivatives trading for Asia ex-Japan at Deutsche Bank in Hong Kong, is moving to Standard Chartered.
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The Singapore Exchange cleared a total notional of SGD26.9 billion (USD21.51 billion) in both new and back-loaded interest rate swaps in Q3 of its 2011/2012 financial year, a decrease of SGD15.3 billion (USD12.22 billion) from Q3 2010/2011.
