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The 3% Basel III leverage ratio is driving a move towards standardization in derivatives that could result in a bifurcation of the market, according to market participants. -
Interest in early redemption bonus structures is increasing as investors opt for products with shorter maturities to participate 100% in the positive performance of equity underlyings.
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Holders of accumulators referencing the China H-share market are seeing immediate benefits from a plan to tie the Shanghai Stock Exchange more closely with the Hong Kong Exchange.
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The Hong Kong Trade Repository will start the next phase of its roll out this September, adding 15 products in fx, interest rates and equity derivatives.
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A weak trade report in China has triggered panic receiving in five year CNY swaps, which has driven some curve flattening momentum. Nomura has suggested positioning for a corrective flattening in the 1s/5s NDIRS curve, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
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The House Agriculture Committee approved legislation on Wednesday to reauthorize and improve the operations of the US Commodity Futures and Trading Commission, as well as address concerns relating to the protection of end users from market failures.
