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The Banco Central do Brasil sold 74% of offered reverse swap contracts, off-exchange swaps where the bank receives onshore U.S. dollars against the local interbank lending rate, in an auction today.
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Julius Baer is issuing three separately denominated one-year barrier reverse convertible offerings with knock-in features linked to its JB Physical Silver Fund.
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Chan Ahn, director and head of equity derivatives structuring at Credit Suisse in New York, left the firm last Friday.
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Credit default spreads on European sovereign debt widened to a record as investors expressed concern that Greece may default if the government fails to adopt a proposed austerity plans.
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An exemption for European pension funds from a requirement that derivatives transactions be centrally cleared is in doubt as two proposed duration periods for the exemption have not yet been reconciled.
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South Korea’s new regulations going into effect Aug. 1 that require investors to make an initial deposit of some USD14,000 before they permitted to trade equity-linked warrants is likely to hurt the market for the products, experts said.