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Hong Kong's central clearing counterparty plans to standout as a regional clearing house by focusing on asset classes not already catered for by other domestic CCPs, with a strong focus on offshore renminbi-denominated products, according to Mandy Chan, v.p. and head of over-the-counter clearing operations at the Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing.
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Retail structured product broker dealers and distributors are struggling to market issuer deals.
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The Deposit Trust & Clearing Corp. may move data operations outside the U.S. if Dodd-Frank Act rules have the effect of drying up foreign information reporting, according to Dan Faryniarz, managing director of derivatives market structure and industry relations.
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Edemir Pinto, ceo of Brazil’s BM&FBovespa exchange, has asked the government to lift a 2% transactions tax on fx inflows into equities, claiming the two-year-old measure is discouraging foreign investment.
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The U.K.’s Financial Services Authority has fined Credit Suisse GBP5.95 million (USD9.49 million) for systems failures related to its sale of structured products.
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Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) plans to introduce legislation that would impose a tax on financial transactions in the U.S., but the Obama administration and Republican lawmakers oppose the measure.