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Demand for Topix options gives dealers hedging headache
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Institutions overtake retail structured product investors as dominant...
The recent rise in Japan’s equity markets have seen macro hedge funds and asset managers overtake the retail structured product investors as the dominant source of flow on Nikkei and Topix options
Rabobank pulls plug on equity derivatives business
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Demand from corporate and private bank investors to drive growth in Thai structured product market
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New Zealand Stock Exchange to launch equity derivatives to meet demand for hedging instruments
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Last summer, banks in the Japan structured products market were hit hard by moves in volatility – but some banks saw this as an opportunity to recycle risk to European pension funds
Uridashi losses put at $500 million after Nikkei rebounds
When the Nikkei slumped last May, banks were forced to sell volatility to protect positions built up through the sale of uridashi products – leaving many with losses. A rally in the index at the end of the year inflicted further pain. In total, the...
Chinese equity derivatives master agreement close to being finalised
Securities firms in China have begun trading OTC equity derivatives, with a final master agreement expected soon
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