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London fund manager Metric Capital Partners is launching a corporate loan fund that will hedge via currency and interest rate derivatives.
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The Australian Securities and Investments Commission is recommending new laws that would require retail over-the-counter derivatives players to report 12-month cash flow projections and also increase their capital requirements, according to a proposal paper issued today.
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A tight deadline for dealers to comply with a new, more restrictive law for marketing structured notes has left firms scrambling.
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Five equity derivatives staffers have exited Goldman Sachs in Asia, including four executive directors and a v.p.
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Managing Editor Rob McGlinchey joins David Lucking, partner at Allen & Overy in New York, to discuss the latest initiatives in derivatives regulation globally and the regulatory hurdles currently facing industry players. -
Deutsche Bank has sold USD1.7 million in an unprotected structure that provides exposure to three times the appreciation of a proprietary equity mean reversion index as well as one times a proprietray total return index.
