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A proposed Hong Kong law that would define structured products as public offers rather than private placements is drawing cries that it would stifle growth in the market. -
Chris Neale, head of index flow trading at Macquarie in London, has left the firm less than a month since joining.
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China’s National Association of Financial Markets Institutions Investors said it plans to develop more derivatives linked to the yuan as well as additional fx products based on the yen, euro, U.S. dollar, international bonds and bank deposits.
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The U.K.’s Financial Services Authority has unveiled its proposals for improving how fund managers monitor risks associated with derivatives transactions, as first reported by Derivatives Week.
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Goldman Sachs has hired Theo Lubke as chief regulatory reform officer in the firm’s securities division to help implement new derivatives regulations.
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Credit default swaps spreads on Canadian so-called super senior contracts, which pay out if more than 30% of corporate bonds underlying the swaps lose their entire value, widened to their highest level since May, according to Citigroup.
