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Industrial Bank Co., China Construction Bank and Agricultural Bank of China have joined the onshore renminbi options trading market that kicked off on the first of the month, according to the China Foreign Exchange Trade Center.
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BMO Capital Markets recently sold USD2.5 million notional of reverse exchangeable notes linked to a technology licensing company and a coal corporation, both based in the U.S., as part of a larger build-out of the structured products group the firm has been working on over the last several months.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority has released guidelines on risk measurement and the calculation of global exposure for certain types of structured UCITS.
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Banks operating in Asia are likely to suffer from the fragmented approach to derivatives reforms taken by countries in the region.
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Credit default swap spreads on U.S. sovereign debt widened 16% after Standard & Poor’s revised its outlook for the country’s AAA ratings from stable to negative.
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Swap execution facilities overwhelmingly are viewed as improving the derivatives trading market, according to a Tabb Group.