Foreign exchange (fx)
CLS hires JP Morgan veteran as chief executive
David Puth will become the next chief executive of CLS, starting next week, the settlement risk utility announced today
Responses to Esma's draft technical standard on Emir call for the agency to clarify its position on forex clearing - with some suggestion NDFs could be exempt
A precipitous fall in the value of the rupee combined with a restrictive regulatory framework for forex hedging has prompted Indian corporates to pile into the options market
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The RMB is liberalising at a greater pace now than at any time in the past and despite a slowdown in growth, mainland authorities are pushing ahead with currency reforms
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Indian corporates head for forex options markets as rupee volatility...
Indian firms move away from using forwards in a bid to grab upside benefits of future rupee appreciation
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In the wake of the crisis, the traditional assumption of a risk-free counterparty and rate has been shown to be false, yet it still underpins finance theory. Vladimir Piterbarg develops theoretical foundations for a model of an economy without a risk-free...
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Offshore renminbi bond market to take off in 2012
A maturing market combined with deregulation is sustaining demand for offshore renminbi bonds in the face of slowing RMB appreciation
No magic bullets: Macro-hedgers look for eurozone protection
Europe’s debt crisis could get worse, and some firms are looking for tail risk hedges in the foreign exchange market – but even magic bullets can backfire. Mark Pengelly reports
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