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U.K.-based F&C Thames River has hired Torquil Wheatley, an ex-director in global finance and foreign exchange global markets structuring at Deutsche Bank, to drive new business at the asset manager in alternative products.
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Da Cheng International Asset Management is to launch its first Hong Kong-listed retail fund. The China Core-Satellite Equity Fund plans to give investors exposure to Chinese private and state-owned enterprises and will use over-the-counter derivatives, such as interest rate swaps and FX derivatives, for hedging proposes, according to an official at Da Cheng.
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The U.K.’s Financial Services Authority is considering restricting access to leveraged exchanged traded funds to only sophisticated investors following a review of the ETF sector.
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The European leaders attending the G-20 summit in Cannes, France, have given the Financial Stability Board and the International Organization of Securities Commissions the mandate to develop tougher regulations for derivatives.
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The Reserve Bank of India has called on banks to obtain approval from their board before selling derivatives to help avoid any mis-selling of the products.
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President Barack Obama told European Union leaders that the U.S. opposes financial transaction tax on derivatives, stocks and bonds, though it supports a financial crisis responsibility tax on financial institutions.