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New York may up RGGI allowances

New York State may decide to allocate more allowances under the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative to ease the cost burden on compliance buyers, finds Pauline McCallion

Maybank launches autocall structured deposit

Malaysian distributor Maybank has launched its Autocall Structured Deposit (MASD) providing exposure to the Chinese equity market. The trade aims to participate in the recovery of a portfolio of stocks linked to China's infrastructure sector.

US Wrap: Barclays back with reverse convertibles

Barclays launched 11 reverse convertibles into the US market yesterday, its first significant chunk of issuance of the structure since its bumper day of 22 notes on March 19. The US equity-linked products constituted well over half of the 17 products…

S&P and Korea Exchange launch new indexes

Index provider S&P, in collaboration with the Korean Exchange (KRX), has launched two indexes: the S&P/KRX Asia 100 and Exchanges indexes, which are the first since S&P and KRX announced a partnership in September last year, and are designed to underlie…

The end for ETNs?

The bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers has hammered home the importance of counterparty risk, fuelling dire predictions for the future of exchange-traded notes. But while some product issuers are retreating from the area, others remain optimistic. By Mark…

Structural shifts

The volume of structured products has declined dramatically over the past 12 months. With equity prices collapsing, some of those that are still investing are focusing on capital-guaranteed, income-generating structures. But do these products represent…

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