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Société Générale has launched its Step Down Autocall 12, a structured product that tracks shares of Tesco, BT Group and Rio Tinto, with a potential annual return of 12% up to six years.
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S&P Capital IQ has expanded its valuations coverage of derivatives and other complex financial instruments.
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Registered swap dealers can now report over-the-counter trades for all five major asset classes to the DTCC Data Repository in the U.S., making it the first swap data repository to offer reporting across all asset classes.
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Global investors, including U.S. and European corporates, are increasing their use of offshore China yuan structured notes and deposits. The structures include one-year capital protected USD/CNH digital puts that pay a coupon based on the depreciation of USD against CNH. The digitals can be structured with coupons of about 8% and are generally struck within 1-2% of spot. -
The Korea Exchange is planning to launch voluntary clearing of Korean won-denominated over-the-counter interest rate swaps sometime between May-and-June via its central clearinghouse. Mandatory clearing will likely to start after August.
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Citigroup has tightened the criteria it uses for compiling its monthly list of credit default swap-adjusted dividend paying stocks.
