From: Paul Morris <1 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Depressed options volatility makes 'Renmimbi weaker' hedges very cheap I KCP Capital Markets [C] Date: The, 28 Jan 2014 18:02:52 +0000 Inline-Images: unnamed; unnamed(1); unnamed(2); unnamed(3); unnamed(4); unnamed(5); unnamed(6); unnamed(7) Classification: Confidential Classification: For internal use only don't be, these are very complicated situations and you have good intel and instincts, will stay focused on the trades Paul Morris Managing Director Deutsche Bank Private Bank 345 Park Avenue, 27th Floor New York. NY 10154 Office: Cell: From: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> To: Tazia Smithfdbfdbcom@DBAMERICAS. Paul Morrisldbldbcom@DBAMERICAS. Dale: 01/28/2014 12:28 PM Subject: Re: Depressed options volatility makes Renmimbi weakee hedges very cheap I KCP Capital Markets (I) sorry, questions about what do you think about china , are silly,,,,,,,,, lets pick a trade , have some back up and move. I am a trader / investor not as atrologist On Tue, Jan 28, 2014 at 12:24 PM, Tazia Smith > wrote: Classification: For internal use only Jeffrey - Curious for your view on China. We're concerned about the defense of China's stability (even by our own Global Markets Research analyst, Jun Ma). China may be re-rating for longer-term stability as an 'emerged' market, but that our DB GEM Equity Strategist, Jean-Paul Smith, and his team may have the downside risk right in the nearer-term. Bulls point to estimates that the AUM in the trust sector only totalling Rmb 10.1 trillion (arguably too low), and that 93% of AuM in trust products could be "backed" (38% by central government, 34% by local governments, and 21% by large financial groups ). But Bears highlight that (a) bailouts by authorities won't be a sustainable solution to increasingly regular defaults, (b) they suggest the inherent moral hazard problem that will perpetuate high-risk borrowers leveraging the shadow bankin