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Corporates in China are starting to buy vanilla over-the-counter derivatives to hedge commodities and foreign exchange risk.
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New regulations and developments including a central counterparty will make the over-the-counter derivatives and repo markets in Singapore more robust, Ng Nam Sin, assistant managing director at the Monetary Authority of Singapore said in a speech yesterday.
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The China National Association of Financial Market Institutional Investors will develop a pricing benchmark and standardized documentation for onshore credit derivatives.
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Alexander Mortgage REIT, a new real estate investment trust set up by Angelo, Gordon & Co, will join other non-bank entities positioning to be a buyer and potential issuer in the revamped residential mortgage-backed securities sector.
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Scott O’Malia, a member of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, warned that derivatives regulations being developed will fail if they are so rigid that they “create a market structure that fractures liquidity and creates an incentive to utilize dark pools, simply because our rules do not provide the flexibility necessary to facilitate on- exchange transactions.”
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The American Benefits Council and the Committee on Investment of Employee Benefit Assets have expressed concern that a private derivatives regulatory group headed by the Federal Reserve may weaken regulations under the Dodd-Frank Act.