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Hedging corporate balance sheet risks may be a struggle under the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive agreed by E.U. member states and the European Parliament on Tuesday, which introduces a market structure framework to close loopholes and ensure most trading takes place on regulated platforms.
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Chinese authorities intend to allow the use of cross border renminbi derivatives for hedging purposes by financial institutions operating in the Shanghai free trade zone, according to market officials.
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Market participants have rallied against market abuse regulatory proposals arguing the measures on so-called cleansing insider information could force deals to price without the benefit of soundings, which help sellers gauge the pricing, size and structure of a deal by talking to investors prior its announcement. -
The Shanghai Clearing House has cleared its first renminbi interest rate swap, a deal between Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and the Shanghai Pudong Development Bank.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association and China’s National Association of Financial Market Institutional Investors have talked about cooperating on areas of interest. It’s a detente following a period of frosty relations.
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The Islamic Financial Services Board’s 11th annual summit is to be themed as “new markets and frontiers for Islamic finance”, the organisation said this week.
