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Standard Chartered strategists are recommending investors sell three-month non-deliverable forwards to short the yen and go long the Korean won on an anticipated rate hike by the Bank of Korea.
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UBS plans to roll out both its Equity Investor Marketplace and FX Investor Marketplace products to private banks in the U.S., according to Axel Kilian, global head of equity derivatives distribution in London.
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Barclays Wealth has been selling tax-free structured products for more than a year, but its competitors appear not to be following its example.
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Two European Union commissioners have urged the EU to adopt tighter regulations for agriculture market derivatives.
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Mark Hoban, financial secretary to the HM Treasury, said he supports exempting mandatory central clearing fx swaps and forwards.
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Trading in global property derivatives hit their lowest level in five years in the fourth quarter of 2010, according to the Investment Property Databank.