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Deutsche Börse has listed a new unit class of an actively managed exchange-traded fund issued by UBS which enables investors to participate in the performance of a multi-asset portfolio strategy with a euro currency hedge. -
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has decided to reject a proposal that would require large foreign subsidiaries of Australian authorised deposit-taking institutions and Australian financial services licence holders to report their over-the-counter transactions to data repositories.
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Investors are buying volatility on the dollar against the Swiss franc by shorting straddles on the euro versus the dollar.
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In an attempt to open up Asian investors to the green bonds and encourage environmentally-friendly development in the region, BNP Paribas and the World Bank have partnered to launch Asia’s first equity index-linked green bond programme.
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M&A activity in Vietnam is set to get a big surge from July, as laws governing foreign investment into domestic companies will be relaxed by the government in a bid to attract more overseas investors. The prospects of more debt and capital raisings to follow are high, but while international businesses are keen to expand their footprints in the southeast Asian country, finding the right targets will pose the biggest challenge.
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No sooner has the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect got up and running than attention is already turning to the Next Big Thing — the expansion of the scheme into new markets and new asset classes. The fervour is understandable, but premature. Market participants should get to grips with what they have first before lobbying for shiny new toys.
