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Government officials in Thailand said the country is planning to launch in the second half of the year an inflation-linked bond originally set to debut in 2008.
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Structured-product industry players have asked the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission to preserve the safe-harbor rules that they rely on to distribute their instruments.
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Counterparties are increasingly requesting termination event clauses in documentation that can be triggered when a counterparty defaults, leading some observers to question whether the practice will expose the market to more systemic risk.
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Another claim has been lodged today in the U.S. against UBS over Lehman Brothers-linked structured notes, alleging they were mis-sold. The claim filed by Naples, Fla.-based law firm Vernon Healy on behalf of a Houston businessman is for USD800,000 in compensatory and punitive damages.
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Hedge funds have been buying up one-week calls on the euro against the Swiss franc this morning, anticipating the Swiss National Bank will decide tomorrow to prevent a further appreciation in the franc but that the effort may flounder ultimately.
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Werner Langen, member of the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee, on Monday called for regulation of over-the-counter derivatives to distinguish between financial and non-financial institutions, with the former being more tightly regulated.