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The Hong Kong Exchange plans to roll out client clearing within six-to-nine months after its clearinghouse Over-The-Counter Clear Hong Kong begins operations with interdealer trades.
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Local Japanese financial institutions are diversifying away from U.S. counterparties when entering into swaps contracts in a bid to sidestep or delay registration as a major swap dealer with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, according to market participants.
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Electronic equity options trading in North America and Europe is growing, with 20-25% of investors executing trades electronically.
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The Singapore Exchange’s proposed lowering of its clearinghouse membership threshold to a SGD50 million (USD40.6 million) minimum share capital value from SGD1 billion (USD1.23 billion) could introduce ill-equipped clients into the nascent CCP.
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Proposed changes regarding how U.K. client assets are held by non-bank clearing members may result in significant operational challenges and greater costs in futures clearing.
