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The European Council has taken a stricter stance on pension funds clearing over-the-counter derivatives in the latest draft of the European Market Infrastructure Regulation. -
The correlation is a measure of the tendency of share prices to move together, and the most common incarnation is seen in the “diversification effect” in portfolio theory.
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Corporates, hedge funds and institutional investors have been selling offshore Chinese renminbi put options against the U.S. dollar in recent weeks to gain extra yield over the interest rates on retail deposits, according to Eddie Wang, head of fx structuring for Asia at Crédit Agricole in Hong Kong.
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It was a relatively quiet week in the sovereign world as investors were firmly focused on key economic data releases and the prospect of further quantitative easing.
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Some insurance companies, who typically buy long-dated variance swaps or long-dated put options to hedge their variable annuity exposure, have instead been selling their long-dated variance positions and buying back short-dated put options in size as a substitute hedge over recent weeks.
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The European Commission has sent over-the-counter derivatives platforms a second questionnaire regarding the proposed merger of Deutsche Boerse and NYSE Euronext.
