Over-the-counter (otc)
New rules pose operational challenges for Asian banks, and financial markets in the region could lose liquidity, increasing hedging costs. In a worst-case scenario this could lead to full-blown trade...
The demise of participatory notes and other access derivatives has long been predicted amid regulatory clampdowns and permission increasingly being given to investors to access markets directly. Funding...
The US requirement that all over-the-counter products be cleared through central counterparties has been viewed positively, but how it will work and the implications it has for banks is still unclear
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Asian investors have broadened their choice of the currencies they use for their structured products underlyings.
An over-the-counter deal is a customised derivatives contract usually arranged with an intermediary such as a major bank or the trading wing of an energy major, as opposed to a standardised derivatives contract traded on an exchange. Swaps are the most...
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