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Some U.K. financial institutions are considering paying cash bonuses into offshore trusts set up for employees to get around the newly imposed 50% tax on bonuses over GBP25,000 (USD39,465).
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has set up a global advisory board to work alongside its Documentation Committee on new products and legal issues, with both buyside and sellside representation.
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Bank of America has made a series of senior derivatives hires in Asia in the last three months.
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Foreign and local banks in China are carving out bespoke margin arrangements with local corporates where the banks do not have to post collateral—potentially leaving corporates without protection in the event of a counterparty default. -
Some interest rate swappers were caught off guard after pricing in an expected 0.25% interest-rate hike by the Reserve Bank of Australia on Monday.
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A clutch of credit derivative product company-like firms are trying to get counterparty ratings. New entrants would be an about-face for the sector, which over the last 18 months saw several players fold from the sorts of asset-backed securities losses that brought down the monolines.
