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HSBC has hired Hussein Dbouk as head of sovereign credit default swap trading in London.
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The Polish presidency of the European Council narrowed the scope of the European Market Infrastructure Regulation to over-the-counter derivatives instead of all derivatives in its first stab at revising the legislation, in contrast to the last text from the Hungarian presidency. -
The European Commission will be more specific in its exemption of financial contracts from a European Union Contract Law while also allaying fears that those contracts classed as sales contracts that have a derivative element to them will not be included, a senior official involved in the legislate process has told Derivatives Intelligence.
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HSBC has launched three retail structured equity-linked investment programs in Hong Kong: a vanilla bull ELI program linked to single securities, a daily cash dividend callable ELI program linked to baskets of securities and a DCDC ELI program linked to single securities.
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The Federal Reserve Board, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission indicated in a report that they would work more closely together in supervising clearinghouses.
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Synthetic exchange traded funds do not pose a risk to global financial stability nor do they present “any meaningful risks” to ETF investors, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
