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A string of recent decisions from the English courts in disputes over capital markets transactions has highlighted the importance of getting the jurisdiction clause right to all of those involved in the OTC industry. This article examines some of the key messages arising, the most fundamental of which is that it would be unwise for anyone dealing with derivatives contracts to treat the jurisdiction clause as a standard "boiler plate" provision, to be addressed at the last minute of any transaction and unworthy of serious negotiation.
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Currency options traders are expecting a slew of long-term put options on cable to hit the market next week following an E.U. vote on the controversial Alternative Investment Fund Management directive, which industry officials say could drive hedge funds out of the U.K. and hurt the country’s tax revenues.
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After a period of unprecedented credit deterioration, sovereign credit default swap spreads rebounded sharply this week as investors digested the impact of a dramatic intervention.
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A crop of hedge funds setting up shop in Hong Kong specifically to invest in Chinese stock through the use of over-the-counter derivatives are being squeezed by the quotas placed on foreign investors by the Chinese authorities.
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JPMorgan is planning to list callable bull/bear contracts on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange next month.