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Asia corporates are increasingly demanding the services of third-party valuation companies to help evaluate their exposure to derivatives.
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Lawyers are seeing interest from banks looking to set up one-off trusts for high net worth retail clients so they can market structured products to investors worried about counterparty credit risk.
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The Irish government’s recent pledge to guarantee all bank deposits and bonds has unintentionally thwarted Bank of Ireland’s ability to grow its nascent U.S. structured products business.
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Three subsidiaries of LyondellBasell Industries went through post credit event settlement auctions today, with recoveries ranging from 7.125% to 27.5% and the largest movement between the inside market midpoint and the final price ever recorded.
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A series of banks are said to be teaming up to launch a structured note—perhaps as big as USD1 billion—in a bid to boost the image of the structured products market as it comes under increasing scrutiny from regulators. -
In a bid to stave off regulation and show it can police itself, the structured products industry is planning to develop a proficiency exam for sales associates. It would be similar to the Series 7 exam used by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority to oversee stockbrokers.
