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Credit risk mitigation certificates will likely start trading in China before month-end, a National Association of Financial Market Institutional Investors official told Derivatives Week.
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Daiwa Capital Markets is in the process of applying for a license to trade over-the-counter derivatives in Korea. Its the latest move in expanding throughout Asia ex-Japan, said Dominique Blanchard, global head of derivatives in Hong Kong.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission needs more resources, fiscal and human, in order to complete the rulemaking process efficiently and in time for the July 15, 2011 deadline, according to Commissioner Michael Dunn.
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The gap between average European and North American credit default swap liquidity is at its widest since March 2009, according to Fitch Solutions.
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The Australian Securities & Investment Commission has issued a consultation paper aimed at improving product disclosure for investors in over-the-counter contracts for difference.
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Julius Baer’s new Absolute Returns Europe Fund may use derivatives in its long/short offering.