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US banks want a third way for Basel II implementation
HSBC North America Holdings voices its opposition to the Basel II proposal
HSBC has traded the first ever option on a renminbi non-deliverable interest rate swap, the bank said in a statement.
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HSBC appoints global head of exotics
HSBC Corporate, Investment Banking and Markets has appointed Laurent Boscherel to the newly created position of global head of exotics, within its global structured equity business.
Sharia forex hedges take off
The market for sharia-compliant foreign exchange hedges continues to grow, with Citigroup structuring the first cross-border sharia-compliant cross-currency profit rate swap worth $230 million.
HSBC and Babson close $502 million CDO
HSBC and Babson Capital, the Massachusetts-based asset managers, have closed a $502 million managed synthetic CDO.
Nine banks to build Mifid utility
Nine global securities firms have gone public with plans to create a trade data and market data dissemination platform, to take advantage of the EU’s Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (Mifid) reforms.
CME names market-makers for renminbi futures
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) has named HSBC and Standard Chartered Bank (SCB) as the first market-makers for futures contracts on the Chinese renminbi (RMB) against the US dollar, euro and yen, which started trading on August 28.
First non-deliverable RMB rate swap traded
HSBC and Standard Chartered Bank have traded what they believe to be the first renminbi (RMB) non-deliverable interest rate swap transaction. The RMB100 million ($12.5 million) transaction has a three-year tenor and involves Standard Chartered paying...
DGCX to launch Middle East's first currency futures
The Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange (DGCX) is to launch currency futures in the coming months – the first such products to be made available in the Middle East. It plans to introduce futures contracts on euro/dollar, yen/dollar and sterling/dollar,...
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