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Asia Risk 15: Interdealer brokers in quest for deeper liquidity
Interdealer brokers have continued to build ever-deeper pools of liquidity in Asian markets as they have forged profitable businesses from Asia’s fragmented economies. While moves to electronic platforms...
Asian exchanges have undergone a radical transformation during the past decade as systems were overhauled, new derivatives instruments traded and new ventures formed. Yet perhaps their biggest challenge...
Index provider FTSE and news group CNBC have partnered in a venture to bring a blue-chip regional benchmark index that includes Japan to the Asia-Pacific market
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RBS lands BAML structured products sales team
RBS hires four Bank of America Merrill Lynch sales staffers in Hong Kong, including Abhinav Gorawara
RBC: Japanese limits on margin trading will weigh on Aussie/yen cross...
Japanese plans to limit leverage on margin trading to a maximum of 50 times collateral in August could affect Australian dollar/yen cross rates.
US omitted from first wave of equivalence discussions
The Committee of European Insurance and Pension Supervisors (Ceiops) has omitted the US from the first-wave equivalence negotiations, arguing its state-based regulatory structure means it "would not currently seem appropriate". Consultation paper (CP)...
Taking on variable risk
The variable annuity business in Asia continues to attract banks and insurance companies. The potential market is of a staggering size which would far surpass the volumes in the US or Japan, the two biggest users of the products. Harry Thompson investigates...
Moodys: Japan SME CDO ratings to show stable to positive trends
Collateralised debt obligations based on the debt of Japanese small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) are expected to be stable in the near term, Moody's Investors Service says
High-net-worth investment in structured products set to rise
The latest Capgemini/Merrill Lynch World Wealth Report predicts greater investment in structured products on the back of a recovery in high-net-worth investors' finances
Asian supervisors look to central clearing
While European and US regulators blaze a trail in over-the-counter derivatives reform, Asian supervisors have been more circumspect. Some are now exploring the use of central clearing but many are still wrestling with how best to implement it. Matt...
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