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South Korea’s tax regime is disadvantaging local issuers of synthetic exchange-traded funds, as ETFs listed offshore and invested in by Korean investors are not subject to the country’s full range of taxation.
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The move by NASDAQ OMX to begin pricing structured notes and certificates of deposits has been met with concern prices may not be reflective of actual value.
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Ireland took a big step towards fiscal normality after it announced that it would make a clean exit from its E.U. bailout.
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Investors should look at buying three-month risk-reversals on the U.S. dollar against the Chilean peso with a knock-out in order to position for a retracement in the Latin American currency, according to strategists at Deutsche Bank.
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Hedge funds are bearish Dec-13 VIX futures to play lower volatility into year-end, while also entering into VIX March-14 calls to position for higher volatility in March, according to market officials.
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Long-dated Australian dollar, yen power reverse dual currency structured notes are seeing an uptick with Japanese investors as they position for AUD appreciation in 2014. Structurers and sales officials told DW about USD500 million notional of the transactions has been traded within the last two weeks.