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Investors are calling for more transparency and a uniform standard for green bonds as the sector experiences strong growth. But debate remains whether new rules with hinder or help the nascent asset class. -
India’s finance minister unveiled a number of reforms designed to improve the country’s bond market in his budget with particular emphasis on raising more money for infrastructure funding.
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Investors are increasingly looking at shorting puts on single stocks as a way to generate yield and higher risk-adjusted returns, according to strategists.
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New buyside entrants and portfolio managers are increasingly using options on futures as a way to keep margin costs down while generating tailored risk exposure, providing an effective alternative to over-the-counter swaps and futures strategies.
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LCH.Clearnet’s global interest rate swap clearing platform, SwapClear, is launching a portfolio margining service that will enable its members and their clients to maximise their margin offsets between over-the-counter and listed interest rate derivatives. As a result of this, users will be able to more efficiently manage their collateral obligations.
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Risk arbitrage traders, among others, are betting on continued upside in General Electric by buying medium and long dated call spreads on the back of a speculative corporate split off, according to strategists.
