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The Hong Kong Stock Exchange plans to cement its position as the primary gateway between China and the rest of the world, after setting out a three-year strategic plan for 2016-2018. -
As a decision on whether Novo Banco has triggered a government intervention credit event heads to external review after weeks of ISDA Determinations Committee wrangling, some market participants are worried that a 'no' will reduce the value of financial credit default swaps, while others warn that a European-only result could open a rift with US contracts.
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Saudi Arabia’s central bank has told the country’s banks to stop selling options on riyal forwards — products which would let investors benefit if the value of the riyal falls.
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Deutsche Bank is set to lose the head of its European investment grade credit trading business.
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Forcing more companies to register as swap dealers would be "destabilising" to banks and "would undermine rather than promote proper risk management" among banks and their customers, according to counsel for the American Bankers Association.
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The Basel Committee’s new trading book rules don’t force banks to split into subsidiaries or to ringfence capital. But they will still revolutionise how investment banks run their trading businesses.
