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Citigroup has launched a real-denominated capital protected structured fund in Brazil that gives investors exposure to the performance of a basket of U.S. stock underlyings. -
Royal Bank of Scotland strategists are pitching three-month out-of-the money best of puts on baskets of Asian indices with a quanto payout in U.S. dollars for cheap protection, given the macro bearish sentiment in the market.
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London-based European Life Settlement Association is holding its first Summit at famous Reform Club. The event is themed Fact vs. Fiction and aims to debate the industry's advantages and drawbacks. Names of invited speakers include Bank of England's Sir Alan Budd and Professor David Blake from the Cass Business School.
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The Futures Industry Association will host its 27th Annual Futures & Options Expo October 10-12 at the Hilton Chicago, Chicago.
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The China Banking Regulatory Commission plans to maintain its stance on a 50% of notional collateral requirement for corporates selling credit protection in China.
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London-based interdealer-broker BGC has agreed to a six-month ban on expanding its business or closing acquisitions after the U.K. Financial Services Authority identified problems in risk-management and procedures during a recent supervisory visit.
