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  • As foreign banks – with the notable exception of Santander – draw in their horns, local mid-tier banks are racing to take advantage of the domestic boom in Brazil. Chloe Hayward reports.
  • Growth potential, better corporate governance, a shot of expert knowledge and a troubled stock market are all reasons why family-owned firms might sell stakes to interested outsiders. Alex Warren reports.
  • After a two-year hiatus, China’s regulators are allowing more foreign investment banks to enter the domestic capital markets. What are their strategies and is China’s potential as great as everyone assumes? Sudip Roy reports.
  • Massive interest in agricultural commodities has turned cautious. Investors are looking for a more lucrative and less volatile way to get exposure to long-term trends through equities and land. Peter Koh has a look at the menu.
  • HSBC’s management has stated that developing markets are key to its growth – and no market is more important to it than China. A confidential report seen by Euromoney sets out aggressive targets in the country where a global banking empire began. Elliot Wilson asked the executives in charge of the China push if its goals are attainable.
  • New governor Boediono has to put the central bank back on track as a corruption trial looms over a previous incumbent.
  • Spread-better TradIndex is believed to have hired three new members of staff from rival IG Index. Making the move are Rob Woolfe, who is apparently joining as head of FX, Richard Wiltshire, chief dealer FX and Chris Hawkes, who is going as an FX dealer. It is not clear when they will start.
  • The dollar’s resurgence got me thinking, which as my editor will tell you, can be dangerous.
  • For the moment, Locog’s faith in the medium-to long-term equilibrium rate for cable being around 1.60 is starting to look justified.
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  • I was amazed recently to learn that the accidental exercising of deep out-of-the-money options on the regulated exchanges is a significant problem and, apparently, keeps many operational risk managers awake with nightmares.
  • My children frequently delight in calling me a “der-brain”. If they are right, it could explain why I was so confused this week by a press release sent out by Cognotec. This seems to have taken the “more-is-more” approach to PR and it trumpeted a deal between Cognotec and an Israeli company called Finocorp. The two have partnered and Cognotec is supplying its RealStream Margin product to power Finocorp’s Real Stream Trading platform.