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Real money investors are becoming more active in the credit default swap market, according to Peter Duenas-Brckovich, global head of flow credit trading at Nomura in London. They are adopting a two-pronged approach to risk management through strategic risk positions in the primary market and managing tactical risk using iTraxx indices and single name CDS.
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A U.S. investment bank bought a EUR500 million one-month call on the euro against the Swiss franc this morning, according to traders.
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The Hong Kong Exchange saw a record volume of deliverable U.S. dollar, offshore China yuan futures traded on Monday following the Chinese government’s plans to tighten up liquidity requirements for foreign currency lending, according to traders.
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Hedge fund investors are becoming increasingly bearish on the Australian dollar and are looking to buy AUD/USD short-dated put spreads. -
The mainland China-based Bank of Communications is preparing to launch a series of non-capital protected equity-linked deposit structured products that use embedded puts and are structured with a maximum six-month tenor.
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How complex is too complex? The market was left wondering just that after last week’s additional tier one trade from BBVA, which ticked every regulatory box imaginable. It might have suited the bank, but it may also have made it tougher for others.
