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Banks dismiss margin rule threat to synthetic prime brokerage

Burgeoning growth in synthetic financing versus physical sees UBS, ING boost investment in prime brokerage units

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Prime brokers are tipping synthetic equity financing to continue outpacing physical stock lending to hedge funds, despite the advent of new margin rules for non-cleared derivatives that may load additional costs onto the business.

Two dealers – UBS and ING – have buttressed their synthetic prime brokerage offerings in recent weeks in anticipation that this growth trend will continue. These

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