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Dubai-based derivatum has opened its doors as the first over-the-counter derivatives documentation consultancy in the Middle East and North Africa region.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland is looking to increase its derivatives sales in the Middle East to compensation for a drop in earnings from arranging debt sales and lending.
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The Singapore Exchange reported that total futures and options volume hit a record 9.8 million contracts in April, 55% higher than a year ago.
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The British Bankers’ Association has urged Sir Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, to oppose the proposed financial transaction tax, stating in a letter that the central bank and other global authorities need to “consider whether there may be broader threats to monetary policy, financial stability and the wider economic interests of” the European Union.
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The Dutch Kas Bank has become the first participant acting as third party reporting agent for other market participants of REGSI-TR, the European central trade repository for derivatives that is owned by Iberclear and Deutsche Boerse’s Clearstream.
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Legal & General has launched the Legal & General Early Bonus Plan 13, a six-year, capital-at-risk structured product linked to the FTSE 100.