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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has written to the Bank of England to warn against regulating for full asset segregation. Draft European Markets Infrastructure Regulation proposals to segregate margin deposits of individual clients in futures swaps were originally designed to offer greater client protection in case of counterparty default.
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Mainland Chinese corporates are unwilling to provide credit support annex documents when entering cross-border derivative contracts, making it difficult for foreign dealers to sell hedging products, such as fx forwards and options, to their Chinese corporate clients.
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Investors should go long the U.S. dollar against the Russian ruble, while buying two-month USD/RUB calls with a reverse knock-out as an overlay, according to strategists at Credit Suisse.
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Brokerages including Citigroup, UBS and BNP Paribas are joining NLX, Nasdaq OMX’s new derivatives market in Europe, which launches May 31.
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Australian bank are lobbying for an exemption from higher initial margin requirements on uncleared swaps, arguing it would cost them AUD21 billion (USD20.28 billion) in additional costs.
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CME Group reported that it set a single-day volume record of 26,947,300 contracts traded across all asset classes on May 29.