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Back-testing of a structured product can be a useful tool for investors, as long as the issuers ensure the tests are not viewed as a “predictive measure,” and that they don’t “cherry pick” the time period to make products appear better, according to Frank Copplestone, head of retail structured products for Europe, the Middle East and Africa at Morgan Stanley.
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OneChicago has launched products linked to exchanged-traded funds linked to stocks listed in France, Spain, Italy and Belgium as a way of giving traders exposure to European stocks affected by a ban on short-selling.
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France has relaxed its ban on net short-selling as it relates to pre-existing positions built through expiring derivatives.
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MCX-X has become the third Indian exchange to announce it will impose transaction charges for fx derivatives.
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Barclays Capital has launched its first dynamic volatility product, exchange-traded note linked to the S&P 500 Dynamic VIX Futures Total Return index.
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Citigroup has expanded its credit markets trading, structuring and commodities teams in India with several new hires.