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For a market that disappeared during the financial crisis, contingent capital has made a startlingly quick recovery. It probably would have been quicker without political wrangling over last minute additions to the European Union’s CRD package, such as a cap on bankers’ bonuses. But now that it’s back, what are an issuer’s options? Will Caiger-Smith reports.
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The issuance of exchange-traded funds referencing more diverse Chinese underlyings could increase should Hong Kong subsidiaries of U.S. or European fund managers receive approval under the renminbi qualified financial institutional investor program by end-of-the-year.
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U.S.-based counterparties operating in Asia could get the cold shoulder from major local swap dealers, such as Singaporean banking institutions, and mid-tier Japanese securities firms, after the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s exemptive relief on swap rules ends July 12.
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-- David Fernandez Valdes, senior policy manager at ISDA, in a letter to the European Parliament’s Econ committee on the impact proposals in the Markets in Financial Instruments Regulation will have on competitiion.
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Twenty-day realized volatility on the iTraxx Main Europe is at its highest level since November 2011 after the index hit 122 bps on Friday, according to Markit.
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Institutional investors who purchased one-year put options on the Australian dollar against the U.S. dollar last summer are likely to profit from as the Aussie continues to decline against the greenback.