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Swaps counterparties would be blocked from using updated and improved valuation methods, under a proposal by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. They’d also get locked in to prices on the swaps that reflect the mid-market point, not actual traded prices, say lawyers and advisors in New York.
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New York hedge fund Ore Hill Partners will deploy interest rate swaptions, credit default swaps and currency options in a new fund. Ore Hill Japan Credit Opportunities Fund is being launched after the positive performance of the strategy in the firm’s Ore Hill Fund attracted investment, a firm portfolio manager told Derivatives Week.
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China has announced plans to launch yuan options trading as part of the government’s effort to provide firms more hedging tools in the face of steady appreciation of the currency.
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Republican lawmakers blasted derivatives regulations under the Dodd-Frank Act as bad for business.
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Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing is considering whether to provide renminbi to investors of Hong Kong dollars to help facilitate trading in new equity products denominated in the Chinese currency.
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Florida-based Stonehenge Asset Management has rolled out a futures and fx diversified short-term quantitative trading fund.