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  • Stability notes with an annual coupon to investors and protection against a daily predefined drop in an underlying have increasingly emerged in recent days as end users target a yield pick-up over a 12 month period.
  • The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has finalized rules to implement a legally segregated, operationally commingled clearing model in the cleared swaps market.
  • Hong Kong exchange-traded fund investors should start looking beyond ETFs referencing domestic and China-based markets and focus on Australia and South East Asia-based ETFs, according to Marco Montanari, director, head of db X-trackers ETFs and db-funds, Asia global markets at Deutsche Bank.
  • The Investment Company Institute is suggesting some modifications to a proposed Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service rule that would ease tax burdens for funds investing in derivatives.
  • Sturgeon Capital has launched the Central Asia Equities Fund, which will offer exposure to Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Georgia.
  • Bank of America is reportedly cutting managing director numbers in Asia investment-banking unit by around 20%.