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A number of banks in Hong Kong were reviving their equity derivatives prop desks after more than a year of virtual hibernation.
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As spreads compress an increasing number of investors, rightly or wrongly, are looking for leverage again. -
Moves by investment managers to transfer their funds to a UCITS wrapper will bring about a greater use of contract for difference and delta-one swaps as either a hedging or leverage tool.
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ISDA members have come to a provisional consensus to alter the definitions regarding the right of termination with respect to a disruption event in the case of a change in law.
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European dealers are warning the definition of covered positions in credit default swaps must be kept flexible lest some trades be seen as falling outside the regime introduced by the European Commission.
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Sovereign credit default swaps spreads were little changed this week as corporate earnings and the now-ubiquitous quantitative easing expectations dominated the market discourse.
