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Standard Chartered has placed its first structured product written against a proprietary index in mainland China, with other in-house indices tipped for the near future. -
Investors are trading credit linked notes on Portugal Telecom to take advantage of positive basis on the name, when credit default swaps trade wider than cash bonds.
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Strategists at Société Générale are tipping a long credit default swap, long stock trade on a basket of 24 European names that are likely to be impacted by increased M&A activity in the coming year. The names are based in Europe—to avoid any negative impact on equities of the Federal Reserve’s plans to taper quantitative easing—in three sectors including communications, basic materials and industrials.
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Wells Fargo has requested that the European Securities and Markets Authority enables third country branches to choose which regulation transactions should be subject to when entering derivative contracts between local branches of third country entities.
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The Eurostoxx Banks Index (SX7E) is seeing increased options flow as U.S. investors either hedge or enter into call strategies as ways to increase exposure to the banking sector in the region.
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ANZ has become the first Australia-based member of LCH.Clearnet’s SwapClear interest rate swap central clearinghouse and has cleared its first trade.
