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Edmond Lau, executive director, money management at the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, said the establishment of regional central clearing counterparites in Asia will allow local dealers and end users to gain access to the larger global CCPs in the U.S. and Europe once international linkages are established.
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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.