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Kotak Mahindra Asset Management, an asset manager based in Mumbai, is planning to launch a series of mutual funds that can use fixed income derivatives, such as interest rate and credit default swaps, to hedge interest rate and credit risk.
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IntercontinentalExchange has launched clearing services for credit default swaps on Latin American debt. The exchange received regulatory approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission to offer the service.
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The European Commission has extended the deadline on a decision as to whether Deutsche Boerse can acquire NYSE Euronext. The deadline has been moved to December 22.
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At-the-money U.S. dollar/Japanese yen implied volatility is near the bottom of its three-year range, and investors should buy one-month over one-month forward volatility agreements on the expectation vol will break out of its recent lull, according to Olivier Korber, fx options strategist at Société Générale in Paris.
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The Eurozone crisis has reached a critical point. -
—Andrew Shrimpton, a member in regulatory compliance at Kinetic Partners in London, in response to an E.U. agreement to ban so-called naked credit default swap trading on sovereign debt.
