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Two foreign banks and four local Chinese banks have joined the onshore yuan options market, bringing the number to 20.
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Standard Chartered Bank has closed its second post-financial crisis synthetic collateralized loan obligation, a USD3 billion trade finance deal dubbed Sealane II.
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UBS has launched the first structured products in Europe linked to its Frontier and Emerging Markets Investable Total Return Index.
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Lawmakers from both Germany’s ruling Christian Democrats party and opposition Green Party have called for a European ban on credit default swaps after four countries in the region imposed a ban on short-selling.
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India’s National Stock Exchange announced that it will begin charging for fx derivatives trades, beginning Aug. 22.
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Over-the-counter derivatives market players are expected to spend USD3.4 billion on clearing and back-office technology to comply with new regulations under the Dodd-Frank Act, according to TABB.