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Derivatives exchange volumes leap 26%
Derivatives exchanges report a spike in trade volume on the back of growth in Asia-Pacific and Latin America, and strength in the commodities sector.
The exchange says the new offshore renminbi secondary market liquidity pool will not introduce additional counterparty or forex risk, thanks to a back-to-back arrangement with interested partner banks...
Bank of America Merrill Lynch and ETF Securities have partnered to list an ETF based on the volatility of the European market.
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Netherlands–Belgium cross-border intra-day electricity trading begins...
Move will lead to alignment of intra-day fees in March
International banks to fight over ANZ and Westpac power trading experts...
As the Australian power market grows, international investment banks will need to bag the local talent to capitalise on the opportunities presented, say experts
Credit Suisse to launch leveraged merger arbitrage ETN
Leveraged merger arbitrage ETN will be the first hedge fund replicator to be listed in the US.
Henry Hub futures activity surges
Volume in Nymex’s benchmark Henry Hub natural gas contract exceeds 500,000 contracts for first time
Isabelle Bourcier takes charge of ETF development at Ossiam
Isabelle Bourcier has joined asset management firm Ossiam in Paris as part of its plans to start listing exchange-traded funds in the second quarter of this year.
CSRC to ban QFII quota use for China derivatives; ETF providers hit
The CSRC plans to ban derivatives dealers from using QFII quotas to on-sell derivatives mirroring CSI 300 index futures contracts to offshore clients. The move looks set to challenge ETF fund managers when hedging China index-tracking funds.
Disclosure regime leads to discord in Italy
The Italian market is recovering from the financial crisis but regulatory pressures are hampering its growth and with the arguments over new regulations now being played out at a European level there is a danger of further disruptions to the market. Clare...
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