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Japanese investment firms have either already registered as major swap participants, or are in the midst of preparing to register with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission as they near the USD8 billion swap position threshold set by the regulator.
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Staffers working in derivatives units at European banks in the U.S. and Asia Pacific would be hit hard should restrictions surrounding bonus payouts from the European Union go into force. -
A number of South Korean asset management firms are looking to issue synthetic exchange-traded funds in the country later this year.
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The Hogg Tendering Advisory Committee for the London interbank offered rate has launched the tendering process to find a new Libor administrator.
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Thai domestic structured product regulation is leading to greater volumes as issuers and investors now have greater legal clarity.
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Regulating market indices in the same way as interest rate benchmarks would result in additional costs for providers, which would ultimately be passed onto end-users and potentially raise barriers to entry into the indexing business, according to buyside firms.
