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Staffers working in derivatives units at European banks in the U.S. and Asia Pacific would be hit hard should restrictions surrounding bonus payouts from the European Union go into force. -
Hedge funds in Asia are buying three-to-six-month quanto calls on the Nikkei that are settled in U.S. dollars to skirt the continued depreciation of yen.
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Munich-based Assenagon Asset Management, which manages assets of more than EUR10 billion, is set to launch a credit selection fund that invests in corporate bonds and default swaps.
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A number of South Korean asset management firms are looking to issue synthetic exchange-traded funds in the country later this year.
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Singapore began its over-the-counter derivatives reform program in July 2011 when the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the central bank and financial services regulator, announced it would meet the objectives set by the G-20 in Pittsburgh in Sept. 2009 as well as the recommendations of the Financial Stability Board set out in its report to the G-20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors in Oct. 2010. Although not a member of the G-20, Singapore is a member of the FSB.
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Money manager Van Eck is planning to launch long/short exchange traded funds that may invest up to 20% of their assets in derivatives such as swap contracts, options and index futures, according to a regulatory filing.
