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The World Bank is offering an expanded menu of structures to the governments of developing nations, including hybrid commodity hedges and interest rate swaps.
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Members of the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee voted on Monday to create a European Securities and Markets Association, which will be given powers to approve which over-the-counter derivatives are considered standardized enough for central clearing. -
Franck Lacour, head of equity derivatives volatility trading at Barclays Capital in London, left the firm last week.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. voted Tuesday to pass its Safe Harbor proposal. The vote was in two parts, with the first motion passing unanimously and the second passing by a narrower margin of 3 to 2. Now the proposed rule will be published in the Federal Register, and then a 45-day comment period on the Safe Harbor proposal will begin.
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Ping An of China Asset Management, a subsidiary of Ping An Insurance, has launched a market access exchange-traded fund that gives investors access to the performance of China A-shares using over-the-counter derivatives.
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Royal Bank of Scotland and National Australia Bank have partnered up on a capital-protected equity structure targeted at Australian retail investors.
