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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association’s Japan credit central counterparty working group committee has urged Japan’s Financial Services Agency that clearing members’ liability to a CCP be capped at a multiple of the guarantee fund, according to a committee draft proposal.
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Structured products, derivatives and index funds will reference the Standard & Poors/Standard Chartered Greater China Index in the coming months, StanChart officials say.
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Credit default swap spreads on Icelandic debt have returned to levels last seen in April 2008—six months before the nation’s banks failed.
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European regulation on over-the-counter derivatives as they apply to nonfinancial firms is “commercially ludicrous” and “highly dilutive to investor returns,” according to Rebecca Worthington, finance director at Quintain Estate & Development.
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Investec has announced that it will launch this month collateralized structured notes, following the debut in November of gilt-backed notes by Morgan Stanley.
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Eurex has announced that it will begin offering equity options with weekly expiration dates Jan. 24.