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A proposed amendment to the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Ordinance would raise the minimum portfolio requirement of professional investors to USD2 million from USD1 million.
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Some top-tier Chinese banks, including Bank of China and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, are not immediately stumping up collateral due on out-of-the-money trades, most notably fx trades linked to the dollar/yen.
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U.K. authorities are expected to release plans this week aimed at resolving industry concerns that new banking legislation will stop institutions from signing netting agreements.
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Ken Li, Barclays Capital’s head of Asia Equity sales to hedge funds, resigned from the position to be replaced by a director in the team, Brenton Battenfeld.
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The IntercontinentalExchange’s decision to acquire The Clearing Corp. should pave the way for a speedier launch of a clearing house for credit default swaps.
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A proposed rule requiring U.K. companies to disclose to the Financial Services Authority an ownership of greater than 3% in a single stock via contracts for difference is unlikely to help the regulator weed out players seeking to build large positions in a stock to influence voting rights.