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European retail banks are said to be gearing up for a significant increase in the sales of exchanged-traded funds with current ETF allocations of 4.2% of third-party assets to nearly triple to 12.1% by 2014, according to Greenwich Associates.
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Russian exchanges MICEX and RTS have completed their merger, creating a “one-stop-shop” for local and international market participants to trade equities, bonds, derivatives and currencies.
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Royal Bank of Scotland is considering shutting half of its investment bank, including equities and corporate advisory, as part of a restructuring required by the U.K. government, which owns 83% of the firm.
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The value of fx derivatives traded in South Africa surged 117% this year as of Nov. 30, while the number of contracts has grown by 103% during that period, according to the JSE, the country’s largest exchange.
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Many of the clearinghouses for derivatives being created in Asia may be doomed to fail as banks and brokers appeared to be avoiding them because of the high costs and complex regulations involved.
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The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority has launched a sweep looking at how broker/dealers handle spread-based structured products, giving compliance officers a warning that they need to make sure suitability, sales and training policies and procedures are up to scratch in this complex area.
