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China ETFs surge as offshore investors look to avoid QFII restrictions
China exchange-traded funds have experienced record levels of inflows in the last six months as international investors seek exposure to a market that has long been difficult to access, given the QFII...
Appetite for hedging equity exposure with structured products based on volatility shrank last year as confidence grew that markets will remain stable for the forseeable future. Now, bankers are looking...
Insurers are tapping the Asia market to raise capital, with innovatively structured instruments. Investor appetite for this debt has enabled insurers to move from classical issuance structures to perpetual...
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Wrong-way risk, credit and funding
The risk of exposure and counterparty default probability both increasing – so-called wrong-way risk – is usually understood in terms of the correlation between the two variables. But this approach focuses more on the centre of the distribution. This...
Asia corporates unfairly ‘penalised’ by CVA capital charge
The move by European authorities to exempt European banks from holding CVA capital should be matched by regulators in Asia, according to senior bankers in the region
Editor's letter: Growth products back in vogue
After the prolonged period of uncertainty that followed in the wake of the financial crisis - particularly the damage inflicted by Lehman Brothers' late and ill-fated entry into the world of retail structured products - the headlines are at last starting...
The implications of Emir and Dodd-Frank for Asia’s CCPs
Prescriptions within Emir and Dodd-Frank over the use of third-country clearing houses could drive European and US players out of Asia derivative markets – with a potentially negative impact on liquidity
JSCC to start client clearing by March 2014
Japan’s over-the-counter derivatives clearing house will soon allow member banks to offer client clearing and it also plans to merge with another domestic clearing house, according to a senior official.
Higher Basel III pricing deters Asian banks from issuing new Tier II...
Banks issued debt before the end-of-2012 deadline for Basel II capital, lessening their refinancing requirements for this year
Concerns over high-frequency trading overstated, says Australian regulator...
Asic less concerned with high-frequency trading but is clamping down on dark pool operators
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