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  • Daiwa Capital Markets has appointed Oliver Nighjoy as head of equity-linked origination for Asia-Pacific ex Japan as part of its expansion of its equity-capital markets business in the region.
  • Seven banks began trading onshore Chinese yuan options today.
  • Mutual fund firms are concerned about the possibility of being held responsible for reporting derivatives transactions with non-U.S. counterparties, according to Leigh Fraser, partner with Ropes & Gray.
  • Luxembourg Financial Products has structured a EUR250 million (USD352 million) delta-one note with fund of fund exposure for a German DAX 30 corporate pension scheme.
  • Corporates in China are starting to buy vanilla over-the-counter derivatives to hedge commodities and foreign exchange risk.
  • New regulations and developments including a central counterparty will make the over-the-counter derivatives and repo markets in Singapore more robust, Ng Nam Sin, assistant managing director at the Monetary Authority of Singapore said in a speech yesterday.