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Demand by institutional investors for exposure to Asian equity markets is driving innovation for new exchange-traded derivative products, according to TABB Group.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has published a list of 14 dealers scheduled to participate in the auction set for March 19 to settle credit default swaps referencing Greek sovereign debt.
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Global regulators are likely to meet clearing requirements by year end for interest-rate swaps and credit derivatives, but are on track to miss the deadline for measures governing central clearing of fx derivatives, according to experts.
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Corporate issuers that access capital through the leveraged loan market and collateralized loan obligations could face “staggering” consequences depending on how the proposed Volcker Rule in the Dodd-Frank Act is interpreted or implemented, according to Fitch Ratings. .
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Barclays Capital is said to have reduced its investment-banking staff in Asia by 13 in recent weeks because of a slowdown in deal making in the last few months of 2011.
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Citigroup has named Rodney Tsang and Roger Zhu as co-heads of corporate and investment banking in China.