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Hong Kong regulator cautious about CoCos
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HK insurers ramp up dollar hedging activities
Insurers in Hong Kong are revising their long-term policy of not hedging out their US dollar exposures
The final frontier: renminbi hedging and Africa
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The impossibility of DVA replication
Some have argued that the debit valuation adjustment – which measures the benefit to a bank from its own potential for default – is monetisable. They claim replication strategies involving the dealer buying its own bonds, or writing protection on...
Basel III and Islamic finance: friend or foe?
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