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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.
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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.
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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.
