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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.
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Rajesh Malhotra, managing director and head of index trading for the Americas in New York at Nomura, has left the firm.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland is reducing and restructuring its fixed income division. -
Performance of the structured credit sector in European, the Middle East and Africa varies widely across its subsectors, with leveraged loan collateralized loan obligations and small and medium-size CLOs proving resilient during the crisis while structured finance collateralized debt obligations have underperformed, according to Fitch.
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Six out of 10 European institutions said they expect to increase their use of equity options and swaps in the coming year, according to Greenwich Associates.
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Nearly three-quarters of respondents to a survey conducted by Risk.net said they do not believe the G-20 countries will meet their late 2012 deadline to centrally clear all standardized over-the-counter derivatives.
