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Industry groups warned the Committee of European Securities Regulators that banks and corporates will need assurances that proprietary trading information will not be made public or used for commercial gain.
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--Frank Wang, deputy head of financial engineering and portfolio manager at Manulife TEDA Fund Management, on the readiness of Chinese fund managers for using derivatives.
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The rumor of a possible interest rate hike in China Friday morning saw the crowd thin out considerably.
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The term structure of implied volatility across the main European and U.S. indices has gradually become more and more upward sloping due to heightened sovereign risk concerns since the market correction in May. This is an expected reversion after a market shock that resulted in an inverted term structure of implied volatility.
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This week ends with the expectation that Ireland will be bailed out by the European Union and the International Monetary Fund over the weekend.