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Standard Chartered Bank has closed its first synthetic collateralized loan obligation since the financial crisis in 2008.
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The exotic fx derivatives values have dropped dramatically in the past three years, from a worldwide outstanding notional of USD37 billion at the end of June 2007 to USD1 billion at the end of 2010, according to a survey from the Bank for International Settlements.
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Citigroup fx strategists are touting one-week euro/U.S. dollar one-touch digital options as a hedge against a projected sharp drop in spot on today’s European Central Bank meeting.
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Insurance companies, among other investors, were by and large not coaxed into increasing their equity hedge plays over the past week, even as the euro swooned against the U.S. dollar and eurozone bailout concerns mounted.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission introduced a proposed rule today that includes a four-part test for exempting financial entities from being designated as swap dealers. The rule also includes proposed thresholds for the designation of major swap participants.
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Barclays Capital said it will begin reducing the size of its workforce next year as a result of a slowdown in capital market activity.