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European institutional and retail investors are showing greater interest in short-term structured products over the past three weeks as volatility in the markets has risen dramatically.
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The to-be-launched Henderson Horizon Emerging Markets Currency Fund will invest primarily in fx forward contracts, but also use over-the-counter spot and swap transactions to achieve its investment objectives, according to documents filed with the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
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HSBC has hired an interest rates strategist away from the Royal Bank of Scotland, adding to its research desk in Singapore.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has hired Gary Barnett as director of its new Division of Swap Dealer and Intermediary Oversight.
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Banks in Hong Kong are getting set to approve a swath of over-the-counter renminbi-denominated swaptions, according to lawyers active in the transactions.
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Nomura will fill its recently vacated global head of rates sales position internally, moving Scott Friedländer, currently managing director and head of rates sales for Europe, the Middle East and Asia, from London to New York.