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The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has decided to reject a proposal that would require large foreign subsidiaries of Australian authorised deposit-taking institutions and Australian financial services licence holders to report their over-the-counter transactions to data repositories. -
Investors are buying volatility on the dollar against the Swiss franc by shorting straddles on the euro versus the dollar.
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Structured products such as iTraxx tranches are set to make a comeback as credit yields shrink ever further, driving investors to look for alternatives, according to strategists at Société Générale.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is proposing a Standard Initial Margin Model process for multi-asset swap transactions to reduce initial margin and to promote transparency via risk-based modelling for market participants.
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UBS has won a High Court fight with the hedge fund which formerly backed its structured products business, with the judge agreeing that deep cuts in UBS’s fixed income division did not breach the terms of the agreement.
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Asset managers in Europe are herding banks into providing ever longer clearing commitments. The decision by banks such as the Royal Bank of Scotland and BNY Mellon to shut down their clearing operations before the European clearing mandate kicks in has spooked some derivatives trading firms, who now want assurances that they’re jumping into bed with a dealer who will stick around. But delays to the clearing mandate make it only more likely more banks will withdraw from clearing, writes Hazel Sheffield.
