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Asset managers and registered investment advisors have urged issuers to keep structured products simple in order to garner interest from clients, at a time when more exotic structures written on algorithmic indices begin to find favor.
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ING Bank has begun marketing five-year memory coupon notes that offer a potential 82.5% return depending on the performance of a basket of three Finnish stocks.
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South Korea is looking to introduce tougher fx derivatives regulations in an effort to reduce “volatility [on the won] and avert a financial crisis,” according to a joint statement from the government and the country’s central bank.
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BNP Paribas Securities Services has expanded in China with a new office in Beijing.
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Richard Fisher has become the latest president of a Federal Reserve Bank to support tough derivatives legislation proposed by Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.), which is opposed by the Obama administration.
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Canadian banks and regulators are studying ways to introduce central clearing for over-the-counter derivatives.