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Demand for investment ideas referencing offshore Chinese renminbi has tapered as volatility has fallen and outlook for appreciation against the U.S. dollar has waned, David Naville, managing director and head of fx structuring Asia Pacific at Barclays Capital in Hong Kong, told DI in an in-depth interview -
UBS has launched a partial capital protected structured product linked to the Brazilian real, Turkish lira and Indian rupee against the euro.
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HSBC in Australia has launched a series of 100% capital-protected structured products that use a five-year call spread with an Asian tail to take exposure to a basket of four global equity indices.
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The region’s leading industry event that promises a first class speaker line up, unsurpassed networking opportunities and excellent discussion on the latest trends and best practices in this maturing distressed market.
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Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing expects to offer its first yuan-prices derivatives this year, according to Charles Li Xiaojia, its ceo.
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A specially convened determinations committee of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association has unanimously decided that Eastman Kodak’s bankruptcy filing is a credit event that could trigger a payout of some USD789 million in credit default swaps referencing the Rochester, N.Y.-based company.
