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It became clearer than ever this week that the sovereign credit markets are beholden to the actions, or inactions, of European policymakers.
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Barclays Capital is considering expanding its exchange-traded note offering as asset managers, hedge funds and wealth managers have been showing greater interest in European market volatility ETNs during recent months -
Martin Belvisi, global head of interest rates and foreign exchange structuring at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in London, has left the firm. It could not be determined if a replacement had been lined up.
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Strategists at the Royal Bank of Scotland are recommending a one-month 110% call option and a 90% put, with a 70% knockout, on the Hang Seng index to take advantage of the current market volatility.
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Nationwide has mandated Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Barclays Capital, JP Morgan and UBS for a new UK prime RMBS from the Silverstone master trust, offering 144A and Reg S notes in three and five years.
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India’s Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority has decided to allow insurance companies to invest in derivatives for hedging risks only.
