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  • Singaporean exporters are buying 12-month U.S. dollar, Singapore dollar participatory or target redemption forwards with a 1.30 strike to hedge against weakening of the SGD.
  • Credit Suisse is recommending receiving two-year repurchase agreement interest rate swaps on the Chinese reminbi, to position for improvement in liquidity conditions.
  • THEAM, the EUR44 billion (USD58.8 billion) asset management division of BNP Paribas, plans to buy a three-month call spread next month on the U.S. dollar against the Swiss franc to express a bullish dollar position.
  • Tullett Prebon has filed an application to the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission to become a swap execution facility under Dodd-Frank, three weeks after the final SEF rules became effective.
  • The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act generally imposes a 30% withholding tax on (i) withholdable payments (generally, U.S. source interest and dividends and gross proceeds from a disposition of equity and debt instruments issued by U.S. persons); (ii) foreign passthru payments (a term yet to be defined), if such payments are made to a foreign financial institution that fails to provide certain information about its account holders to the Internal Revenue Service; and (iii) certain payments made by an FFI to an account holder that fails to establish whether it is a U.S. person (or whether it is a non-U.S. entity owned by U.S. persons).
  • Regulatory requirements that would force banks to make significant investments in IT and infrastructure that couldn’t be reused in different jurisdictions would be a worrying outcome for dealers, according to Eric Auld, global head of fx at BNP Paribas in London.