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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...
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...
The renminbi has been exciting investors since its restricted entrance into the forex market in 2005, and dramatic trade inflows since the start of the year are sparking greater interest in structured...
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Forex options traders count the cost of stressed VAR
Stressed value-at-risk has been less controversial than the other capital charges introduced in response to the financial crisis – but some dealers say the new metric is decreasing appetite for risk in foreign exchange options markets and might drive...
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
The lure of leveraged funds in China
Fund management companies in China are offering structured listed open-ended funds to high-net-worth retail investors, with some funds pushing leveraged multi-asset products traded both on exchanges and OTC simultaneously. The latest proposed structures...
Dealers count cost of Santander's Brazilian real hedges
Santander protects the value of its growing Brazilian business with a huge hedging programme that leaves its counterparties long the real. That became a source of intense pain when the currency fell like a stone in late September. By Peter Madigan
Despite hurdles, clearers map out forex ambitions
With a range of foreign exchange products expected to move towards clearing, several central counterparties are jockeying for a slice of the business. But technical obstacles and lacklustre demand are getting in their way
Despite hurdles, clearers map out forex ambitions
With a range of foreign exchange products expected to move towards clearing, several central counterparties are jockeying for a slice of the business. But regulation, technical obstacles and lacklustre demand from market participants are getting in their...
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