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Proposed legislation from the E.U. aimed at prohibiting naked credit default swap trading may discourage investors from investing in European corporate and government debt, a group of financial associations said in a letter to the European Securities and Markets Authority. -
Barclays Capital, HSBC, Lloyds Banking Group, Nomura and UBS have teamed up to launch a hedging tool designed to lower funding costs and raise profits in sterling markets, beginning April 17.
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David Chan, managing director, fixed income, currency, commodities and head of fx trading in Asia at Goldman Sachs in Hong Kong, left the firm late last week, according to market officials.
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European members of Parliament had proposed foreign exchange over-the-counter derivatives to be exempted from impending legislation. MEPs also wanted a requirement for the European Securities and Markets Authority to report on the progress of dismantling vertical silos. [ESMA has yet to publish their final terms on the European Market Infrastructure Regulation. Steven Maijoor, chair of ESMA, has warned over the potential for regulatory arbitrage over margins that are not centrally cleared, such as fx derivatives in the U.S. (DI, 2/08).]
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—Steve Tumen, ceo at Equitec Group, explains that listed variance is a dead market with dealers often being too tight-lipped.
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UBS is considering issuing structured products on its recently launched multi-asset portfolio index.
