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National Grid, the international gas and power company operating in the U.S. and U.K., is expecting to increase its use of derivatives to hedge volatility in the foreign exchange market, as it embarks on its GBP22 billion capital expenditure program.
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Credit Suisse is set to hire Dimitris Melios to trade credit default swaps out of its London office.
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The number of firms licensed to trade credit risk mitigation instruments in China has grown from 17 to 38 since the pilot program kicked off in November.
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The Malaysian Securities Commission and the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies have floated the idea of a public good standard for Shariah-compliant financial products, including derivatives and structured products.
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Some options on the Japanese iShares exchange-traded fund (EWJ) have started to take a bullish flavor, running against the the general bearish sentiment in the immediate aftermath of the tsunami.
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Credit Suisse has begun marketing three-year structured notes linked to oil futures which have a novel resetting participation feature.