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Denver-based financial boutique IPS Strategic Capital is looking to launch soon a structured note strategy that will combine selling short futures positions on the CBOE Volatility Index, while using long call options as a hedge. -
The need for credit support annexes may be reduced due to regulation that requires some financial instruments to be cleared through clearinghouses and traded on swap execution facilities, according to market officials.
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Chicago-based CME Group and the Shanghai Clearing House plan to jointly develop products and services in the over-the-counter derivatives market and will cooperate in areas of risk management and market research.
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High yield cash investors have been seen setting up new hedges in iTraxx Crossover, with popular strategies including bearish risk reversals and payer spreads.
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The Korea Exchange is remodeling its futures and options market, introducing real-time limits on derivatives prices and reforming the system for fixing erroneous transactions as the bourse gears towards the introduction of futures on its Volatility-KOSPI200 index.
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Investors are increasingly buying options on the euro, particularly against the dollar and sterling, which is helping to push volatility up following months of low fx volatility.
