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Participation in fx options across most currency pairs has been significantly reduced in recent weeks due to record low realized and implied volatilities, according to fx traders. -
Propriety trading desks and hedge funds are focusing on reversion trades in the Japanese equity markets due to large dispersions in intra-sector single stocks, according to traders and strategists.
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Asia-based investors are not holding enough diversified collateral against over-the-counter derivative positions, concentrating their holdings in cash and risking a potential collateral squeeze once mandatory clearing is more broadly rolled out in the region.
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Approximately 75% of buysiders are unable to process many of the newer and more complicated products such as swaps, swaptions and swap futures, without manual intervention, according to a survey conducted by TABB Group and SimCorp.
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Parvest, the flagship international fund range of BNP Paribas Investment Partners, has begun offering a low volatility emerging market equities fund.
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The lack of regulatory clarity surrounding the process for frontloading of cleared trades is irking market participants after NASDAQ OMX became the first clearinghouse approved under the European Markets Infrastructure Regulation. According to lawyers, market participants are unsure which classes of derivatives traded since March 18 will need to be frontloaded.
