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Banks have been selling call spreads this week on Chicago Board Options Exchange's Market Volatility Index to hedge funds.
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RBC Capital Markets has hired Steve Feinstein to lead its corporate derivatives marketing team in New York.
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The U.K. Financial Services Authority has found significant inconsistencies in the way asset managers manage their derivatives risk.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has signaled that it plans to keep a close eye on how firms handle retail structured product sales as the market for the securities bounces back.
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Standard Chartered strategists are recommending investors buy one-week digital one-touch options on the U.S. dollar/yen to capture the potential for a Japanese intervention in the still-appreciating currency.
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The Singapore Exchange’s over-the-counter derivatives central counterparty, AsiaClear, cleared SGD32.54 billion (USD26.9 billion) of interest rate swaps in July, up from SGD14.25 billion (USD11.7 billion) in June and SGD7.57 billion (USD6.3 billion) in May.