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The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission today warned investors over the inherent counterparty risk associated with synthetic or swaps-based exchange-traded funds, including those that use over-the-counter derivatives to track an index.
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China’s financial markets and derivative regulatory framework is too fragmented and must be consolidated as it creates an undo burden on several market participants, said Yong Li, compliance director at China Universal Asset Management Co. at the Derivatives Asia 2010 conference last week in Beijing.
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A European Union report is calling for the creation of a new credit rating agency to compete with the Fitch Ratings, Moody’s Investors Service and Standard & Poor’s.
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The Global FX Division, a bank lobby group, has warned the U.S. Treasury that forcing currency swaps and forwards on to exchanges would be of little benefit and potentially catastrophic.
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NYSE Euronext is considering clearing over-the-counter equity derivatives, according to Garry Jones, head of global derivatives at NYSE.
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Jason Schechter is said to have left as managing director and structured credit trader at Barclays Capital to join UBS.