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Exotic products are set to return in Asia, according to several lead derivatives lawyers in Asia. Low interest rates in the region are spurring investors to look to more leveraged structured products for greater yield enhancement.
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With physical settlement of derivatives now possible in India, as the Securities and Exchange Board of India now will permit physical settlement, questions have arisen around the tax treatment of such derivatives in the jurisdiction.
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The U.S. Justice Department’s antitrust and anti-fraud divisions are investigating whether as many as 16 banks colluded to manipulate LIBOR, the London Interbank Offered Rate.
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U.S. Treasury Deputy Secretary Neal Wolin on Tuesday refuted growing criticism that financial reform efforts were moving too fast, could hurt liquidity in derivatives markets and could drive US market players overseas.
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Changes to the terms and conditions of Allied Irish Bank’s subordinated debt create credit events for the credit default swaps and could result in protection buyers being paid, according to strategists at BNP Paribas.