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Italian anti-austerity vote could halt structured products revival...
Despite strong growth in Italy's structured products market last year, bankers say the mood has quickly turned conservative following the elections this week
The renminbi has been exciting investors since its restricted entrance into the foreign exchange market in 2005, and dramatic trade inflows since the start of this year are being reflected in greater interest...
Stoxx has licensed the Euro stoxx 50 to China Universal for an ETF, marking the first of its kind in the country
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Robust hedging of withdrawal guarantees
Withdrawal guarantees ensure the periodic deduction of a constant dollar amount from a fund for a fixed number of periods. If the fund is depleted before the last withdrawal, the guarantor has to finance the difference. Andreas Kunz derives a robust hedging...
SEC says crucial information being withheld from investors in structured...
In its latest letter, the SEC orders banks to highlight the difference between fair market value and issue price to help investors see what their investment is worth
Finex launches first Russia corporate bond ETF
Finex notches up industry first with LSE listing of ETF linked to Russian corporate debt
Eusipa optimistic that fall in structured products sales across Europe...
A good start to 2013 means fall in turnover for structured investments and leverage products across six European exchanges in Q4 2012 does not spell bad news, says Eusipa
SG plans to securitise €1.9 billion of derivatives exposure
Deal is said to pay a coupon of 11% for first-loss protection – which some investors say is too low
Six terminates Scoach partnership with Deutsche Börse
Differences between German and Swiss markets cited as Six focuses on Switzerland
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