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The Hong Kong Exchange is planning to launch futures trading on the CES China 120 index on Aug. 12, the first time an exchange-listed derivative has been offered referencing China A-and-H-shares.
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Japanese retail investors have been fast switching their fx forwards and options to reference U.S. dollar, yen over the last two months, with the cross accounting for over 80% of trades in June.
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Interest rates saw the biggest spike in people moves last week, with senior hires in the U.S. and Asia Pacific. In the U.S., Nomura hired an ex-managing director in interest rates trading at the Royal Bank of Scotland, while ANZ appointed Troy Bowler, the ex-head of emerging markets rates sales at Barclays, as global head of rates sales in Singapore. -
ING Investment Management International has launched a fund that will use credit default swaps on investment-grade, global-high yield and emerging market debt. The ING Renta Fund First Class Yield Opportunities Fund will scale back exposures depending on market conditions.
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Liquidity in credit default swaps is just shy of a full recovery. It took a hit in the fallout from Ben Bernanke’s June 19 signal the Federal Reserve planned to start tapering quantitative easing in the U.S.
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UBS has seen its exchange-traded notes program assets more than triple in 18 months.
