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Renminbi liberalisation reduces demand for NDFs
The non-deliverable forward was once a mainstay of the RMB market but as the offshore sector continues to develop, greater liquidity and client demand means that more complex structures are finding favour...
The non-deliverable forward forex market last year fell under suspicion of the same rate-rigging that affected Libor and Sibor, and the fallout threatens to stifle liquidity and limit Asean forex hedging...
Cash management and foreign exchange were, until recently, two separate disciplines within the majority of corporates. Now, with pressure on capital levels and ongoing volatility in forex markets, companies...
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Volatility structurers turn to FX and rates as equity disappoints
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 beyond equity volatility to make returns
Cyprus bail-out does not stop long-term problems for euro
The eurozone faces mounting political and social tensions. Its latest policy moves on the Cyprus bailout are likely to exacerbate the situation as longer-term problems remain, concludes Saxo’s Hardy
Non-equity volatility could be the future for structured products
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 beyond equity volatility to make returns. Vita Millers...
Emerging markets forex offering opportunities all the way from local...
The emerging markets continue to provide access to the kind of volatility not seen in developed markets since financial markets started to become commoditised in the 1970s and 1980s, but there remains a number of ways to either exploit or analyse these...
MAS warns on fragmented clearing and reporting
Asian financial markets have made progress in setting up CCPs and trade repositories, but greater harmonisation is needed across borders, Singaporean regulator warns
Viva Las Vega: Japan banks take advantage of volatility play
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
Growing popularity of renminbi heralds more structured products linked...
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 in structured products based on the currency...
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