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The European Securities and Markets Authority has entered into a memorandum of understanding with the Monetary Authority of Singapore to extend formal recognition of covered central counterparties based in Singapore under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation.
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The Singapore Exchange has opened a new office in Hong Kong in a bid to further bolster its growth in Greater China. This comes following the firm’s expansion of operations into Hong Kong last summer. -
Market participants have been trading vanilla options on the Australian dollar against the US dollar on the back of strong US jobs data and continued steady gains in the US currency.
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In this round-up, Singapore RMB deposits reach a new record while Hong Kong RMB deposits are slightly down in January, Suriname is to launch RMB trade settlement, Bank of Korea gives tax incentives to won-RMB direct trading, and ICBC launches RMB settlement for commodities.
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The annual Americas Derivatives Awards from GlobalCapital Derivatives, the new Derivatives Week, will take place on May 7, 2015. Save the date.
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One investor was seen picking up a sizeable straddle on the euro against the dollar on Thursday following a slide in the pair which resulted in the breaching of the 1.10 psychological level.
