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Royal Bank of Scotland has launched its sixth inflation-link retailed bond on the Order Book for Retail Bonds, managed by the London Stock Exchange.
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Bid/ask spreads will increase by 0.2%, implementation costs will exceed USD750 million, and ongoing operational costs will exceed USD250 million in implementing the proposed regulatory mandate for electronic execution into the over-the-counter interest rate swaps and options market, according to a International Swaps and Derivatives Association cost-benefit analysis published today.
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National Association of Financial Market Institutional Investors credit default swaps definitions will contain a simplification of the cash settlement mechanism, doing away with weighted averages and replacing them with multiple valuation dates.
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European investors are moving away from derivative-backed exchange traded funds, showing a greater preference for physically-backed ETFs, according to strategists at BlackRock.
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CME Group has seen an increase in clearing volume for interest rate swaps and credit default swaps during September and October.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland is to launch delta-one structured products in Korea on a bespoke index that is based on futures on the KOSPI 200 and three-year Korean government bonds.