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The USD350 trillion over-the-counter derivatives market will grow by around USD85 trillion by year-end 2013 due to an influx of buy-side volume stemming from the impacts of coming market reforms in both the U.S. and Europe. According to a Booz & Co. report, market reforms will increase price transparency and reduce risk, thus driving buyside volume and increasing notional value.
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Structured product officials in Switzerland have questioned statistics released by the Swiss National Bank that show that retail and institutional investment flows in structured products in Switzerland are declining.
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Clariden Leu has begun marketing two separate offerings of three-year so-called deep barrier reverse convertible notes in Switzerland that offer the investor the potential of up to 6.5% interest per annum.
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Robert Greifeld, ceo of the Nasdaq OMG Group, said he supports proposals by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission to limit clearing house member’s voting stakes at 20%.
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European fund distributors said that the demand for high-risk equities by retail investors is expected to increase at the expense of fixed-income items, according to Greenwich Associates.
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Spreads on five-year credit default swaps on Greek sovereign debt narrowed to 6.95 percentage points, its lowest level since May 31, according to Markit.