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Investors should consider buying a March 2014 put butterfly on the Nikkei, with strikes at 15,000-14,500- 14,000, following the recent rally on the Japanese equity last week that saw the index pass 15,000.
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Clark Hutchinson, global head of futures at Morgan Stanley in New York, is joining Deutsche Bank as managing director and head of U.S. listed derivatives, also based in New York. -
The addition of third parties, such as clearinghouses and swap execution facilities, when executing a trade in a disclosed market is raising concerns over delays in risk-transfer, according to speakers at the Wholesale Markets Brokers' Association's SEFCON IV conference at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in New York today.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority has called on firms to be more transparent in disclosing its credit risk when publishing information on the use of credit derivatives in financial statements. The regulator is therefore requesting greater disclosures when reporting under International Financial Reporting Standards and in the forthcoming Asset Quality Review.
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Credit portfolio managers and hedge funds are buying protection on senior financials and selling protection on the iTraxx Main to position for a short term correction in the relationship between the two indices.
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Leonteq, formerly EFG Financial Products, has launched tracker certificates linked to its Relative Trend Index.
