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JPMorgan’s private bank shook up the U.S. retail structured products market this week, buying up a total of USD346 million in notes issued by five other banks.
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BNP Paribas plans to launch in the U.K. a version of a volatility fund that returned 430% last year to investors elsewhere in Europe.
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Barclays has issued 50 reverse convertibles since the beginning the year, continuing its domination of the market.
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Jubilee Financial Products has debuted a pair of structured products, including an income investment issued by Merrill Lynch.
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Major players in the over-the-counter derivative market have agreed to provide the Federal Reserve Bank of New York an update on their efforts to reduce risk and increase transparency by March 1.
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Banks in the U.S. and Europe are not as well prepared to deal with another crisis as financial institutions in such places as Australia, Canada, China, Chile and Brazil, according to a report by the Organisation for Economic and Development.