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  • FTSE Group has launched an index that captures emerging markets, China A-shares and China N-shares that can be used to underlie structured products and other financial instruments.
  • The investment that a central counterparty must make in a guarantee fund, also known as skin in the game, does not protect the end client, as larger CCP contributions to default funds increase concentration risk and encourage moral hazard, according to CME Group.
  • Overall interest rate derivatives trading that was reported to swap data repositories last week decreased by 36% from the previous week, according to data from the International Swaps and Derivatives Association.
  • Deutsche Börse has listed a new unit class of an actively managed exchange-traded fund issued by UBS which enables investors to participate in the performance of a multi-asset portfolio strategy with a euro currency hedge.
  • Sears could be the next American retailer to default according to analysts at Markit, who said CDS on the name imply that Sears has a 66% default probability over the next five years and 25% over the next year, following the RadioShack default.
  • Sears could be the next US retailer to default, according to analysts at Markit, who said that credit default swaps on the name implied that the firm had a 66% default probability over the next five years and 25% over the next year, following the RadioShack default that was declared on February 9.