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The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority has issued an investor alert, warning against rushing into riskier, complex products that promise higher returns.
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has eased some restrictions on yuan trading by domestic banks in an effort to boost liquidity in the offshore yuan forward and help in the development of related derivatives products.
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Imposition of a 1% tax on certain derivatives transactions appeared to be having the desired effect of slowing the rally on the Brazilian real as the currency opened weaker for the second day in a row.
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Goldman Sachs has launched a UCITs fund platform for third-party managers.
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Investors appear to be moving toward choosing futures trading over more complex swap products with the coming of tighter regulation of over-the-counter derivatives, according to Craig Donohue, ceo of CME Group. Click here to read the story from Dow Jones Newswires
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BMO Capital Markets has expanded U.S. core rates with the hiring of Andrew Lazar and Timothy Shanahan as directors.