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CEB plans to print more structured notes and may launch inaugural Sofr bond in 2026
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The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
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Royal Bank of Scotland has launched what it is calling a Navigator Deposit, a five-year retail note that offers uncapped returns from the growth of the RBS U.K. Navigator Index. The structure uses over-the-counter options referencing the Navigator Index, which in turn generates a return based on its exposure to the FTSE100 through futures.
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Japanese lender Aiful’s credit default swap settlement auction could impact pricing for other names. “If Aiful’s CDS final price is set at a very low level, it could be a factor for widening,” said Junichi Shimizu, credit research analyst at Deutsche Bank in Tokyo.
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Proposals for retail structured product regulation could be put forward by the European Commission as early as April, according to an official at the Commission in Brussels.
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Banks have been building one- and two-week short butterfly trades on the U.S. dollar against the euro, sterling and Canadian dollar, expecting implied volatility on all three pairs to come down.
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Exporters in India and Korea have been hedging long U.S. dollar exposures on the belief the greenback will continue to weaken against Asian currencies.
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Pricing of credit default swaps on Iraq’s sovereign debt has returned for the first time since 2007.