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Regs To Boost Swaps Market By 10%

Derivatives regulations are expected to increase the size of the interest-rate swap and credit default swap market by more than 10% to an estimated USD435 trillion in two years, according to Citigroup.

  • 13 Jul 2011
Derivatives regulations are expected to increase the size of the interest-rate swap and credit default swap market by more than 10% to an estimated USD435 trillion in two years, according to Citigroup. Mike Sleightholme, Citi’s global head of hedge fund services, said the growth will come as a ...

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All International Bonds

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1 Citi 284,259.14 1099 8.15%
2 JPMorgan 274,379.00 1197 7.86%
3 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 256,326.55 870 7.34%
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5 Goldman Sachs 189,725.03 618 5.44%

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2 JPMorgan 34,910.99 67 6.23%
3 SG Corporate & Investment Banking 30,385.52 114 5.42%
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5 Credit Agricole CIB 27,998.53 136 5.00%

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