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Market participants, and particularly buyside firms, are looking to standardize derivatives products which will accelerate the move to electronic trading, according to panelists at the Futures Industry Association’s Expo in New York this morning. -
Central counterparties that accept non-cash variation margin are taking on significant risk, according to Daniel Maguire, head of SwapClear U.S at LCH.Clearnet.
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Deutsche Bank will list five synthetic exchange-traded funds on the Hong Kong Exchange on Thursday, which will reference country specific indices and a regional Asia ex-Japan index.
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The economic committee of Egypt's Shura Council has agreed to accept a $50m mudaraba loan from the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB). This will be used to support the growth and development of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Egypt.
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The Islamic Financial Services Board has admitted seven new organisations into membership. The IFSB council agreed that Indonesia Deposit Insurance Corporation, BanqueCentrale Des Etats de L'afrique de L'ouest (Central Bank of West African States) and the Central Bank of Tunisia should come on-board. IFSB also admitted four new observer members. These are SAB (France), Finance Accreditation Agency (Malaysia), RAM Rating Services (Malaysia) and Fajr Capital (UAE).
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Draft accounting rules that limit the continuation of hedge accounting to novation of derivatives resulting from mandated central clearing should be extended to include all contracts cleared through a central counterparty, according to the European Securities and Markets Authority.
