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India’s union budget announcement over the weekend was bittersweet for ECM bankers hoping for positive changes to tax rules for real estate investment trusts (Reits) and infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs). While the government delivered some much-needed clarity on some aspects of the tax regime, big gaps still remain with the stage not yet set to welcome the country’s first Reits. -
Syndicated loans bankers have welcomed India’s 2015 budget, saying it set the stage for long term growth in the country. However, frustration remains that more was not done to tackle the problems dogging the country’s infrastructure sector.
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The latest proposals from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and a coalition of five US prudential regulators could make trading uncleared swaps in the US costly and ineffective, driving business away from the country.
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Overall interest rate derivatives trading that was reported to swap data repositories last week increased by 14% from the previous week, according to data from the International Swaps and Derivatives Association.
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Market participants have been picking up put spreads on the Australian dollar against the US dollar, however investors should be wary as the currency pair has the potential to fall lower than expected, according to FX strategists.
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A proposed clearing mandate for Canadian derivatives markets is generating concern over which products are captured for clearing. The proposals could eclipse regulations in the EU and US.
