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Investors should look at entering a three-month short call ratio spread on the Nikkei 225, selling a near-the-money call and buying 1.5x or 2.0x out-of-the-money call, in a bid to short the index’s upside skew. -
Hong Kong structured product volumes could see an uptick prior to the Chinese government’s third plenary session to be held in October, which is expected to herald a number of major reforms to the nation’s economy.
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Bloomberg has added a derivatives margin calculator developed by LCH.Clearnet. The Swapclear margin approximation risk tool – or SMART–allows Bloomberg clients to work out the capital funding requirements needed to comply with Dodd Frank regulations.
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Asia’s issuers should consider the merits of issuing 144A dollar bonds. While investors at home stay on the sidelines, US bondholders have proved far more willing to buy into primary deals.
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Integral Development Corp. has filed an application the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to have its INFX swap execution facility approved to clear swaps under Dodd Frank regulations. The tech and trading platform shop is based in Palo Alto, Calif.
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Banks should use clearing and compression to shield uncleared derivatives from the impact of a supplementary 6% leverage ratio proposed by U.S. regulators, according to strategists at Barclays in New York.
