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ICAP Information Service has paired with Wind Information Company, a Shanghai-based market data provider, to offer a multi-faceted renminbi and Treasury data service to investors and market participants in China. The partnership will result in the first ever continuous, offshore financial data provision to Chinese markets. -
Institutional investors have been trading single stock options following a rebound in European equity markets. Despite concerns of turmoil ahead of a potential Greek exit from the eurozone following the country's elections, options trading appeared to be unaffected, with equity derivatives analysts tipping this to continue until action by other leftist parties in eurozone countries becomes clearer.
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Société Générale is taking advantage of Royal Bank of Scotland’s retreat from US securitization to launch a new CMBS platform, its first in the US since the financial crisis.
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Overall interest rate derivatives trading that was reported to swap data repositories last week decreased by 12% from the previous two weeks, according to data from the International Swaps and Derivatives Association.
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The Financial Stability Oversight Council in the US is changing the classification process for systemically important financial institutions, prompting concern about the government's extended remit over insurance, clearing and other non-financial organisations. With no hard set of rules and procedures for the new classification system yet released, lawyers are concerned that the statute is ambiguous, inherently flawed and opaque.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), has announced that it will allow companies to re-issue existing corporate bonds in an effort to improve the market’s weak liquidity.
