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Riverside Risk Advisors has announced that it will offer non-profits such as hospitals and universities free service to organizations negotiating derivatives contracts.
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Gar Wood Securities has hired John McCorvey as s.v.p. of its global prime brokerage business as the firm looks to expand its capital introduction service.
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Barclays Capital strategists recommend directional investors position themselves for a limited upside in the Hang Seng Index/Hang Seng China Enterprises Index and the MSCI Taiwan Index by using call spreads and call ratios, respectively.
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Hong Kong corporates have been the most active players in the over-the-counter fx market this week, hedging their currency risk for the year by using ratio forwards on the U.S. dollar/Hong Kong dollar and bonus forwards on the U.S. dollar/yuan.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association and the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association have warned the Commodity Futures Trading Commission against failing to specifically define the anti-disruptive practices rule in connection with the swaps market under Dodd-Frank legislation. A lack of clarity over the new rules could cause some dealers to be wary of engaging in swaps market-making activity, say industry officials. -
Examiners at the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Federal Reserve Board have started meeting to hammer out how they will approach examinations of certain systemically important clearing agencies. The SEC has also hired an associate director to oversee clearing agency exams, starting Jan. 10.
