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The 1973 paper by Black and Scholes on pricing financial derivatives led to an explosion in the volumes of traded options. It demonstrated that after hedging all dependence on the underlying asset, the main driver on the value of the option becomes its dependence on volatility. Today, volatility represents the price of the option and is traded increasingly in pure form that does not depend on the actual move of the underlying.
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An increased level of intrusion by financial service regulators may not necessarily lead to more effective supervision, according to Eraj Shirvani, a board director at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association and head of fixed income for Europe, Middle East and Africa at Credit Suisse.
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Accumulators now account for about 30% of all private banking structured products sales in Hong Kong, according to one equity derivatives official in Hong Kong, based off numbers he’s seen within his own firm.
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UBS plans to unify its structured products business in a new group within equities after its acquisition of Luxembourg-headquartered structured products boutique Luxembourg Financial Group.
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Collateral Costs For OTC Trades To Riseof whether collateral is posted as a result of new regulations adopted by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, according to Finadium.
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Ministers of Brazil, Russia, India and China meeting at a summit in China said strict derivatives regulations are needs to deal with volatile commodity prices that could threaten financial stability.