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The Financial Conduct Authority has apologised for mistakes made and shortcomings in systems which allowed it to leak price-sensitive information about a review of the insurance sector to The Telegraph, a UK newspaper. Certain senior leaders at the regulator will get no bonus for the year, while three business heads announced their departure on Monday. -
Austria's Erste Group Bank followed through on a warning it issued to investors earlier this year when it announced on Tuesday that it would not be paying coupons on its outstanding upper tier two and tier one instruments.
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An attempt by Indian regulators to develop a framework for municipal bond issuance has been welcomed as a step in the right direction to meet the country’s infrastructure needs. However, analysts warn that the any framework would do little to boost municipal bond usage in the short term.
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The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) has partnered with MSCI to offer options trading on six MSCI indices. The move comes with broad based asset managers devoting more of their portfolios to non-US exposure for diversification purposes.
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Investors have been taking profit on FX options trades that were entered into ahead of the OPEC meeting that took place on November 27.
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Asset managers, including hedge funds and others, are increasingly using equity index derivatives and futures to better allocate capital, minimise transaction costs and execute international exposure strategies, according to a report by market research firm TABB Group.
