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The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
The derivatives market gathered in London on Thursday night to celebrate its leading players
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Structured-note issuer DZ Bank has dropped research on emerging market bonds as part of a firm reorganization.
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A U.K. lawsuit scheduled for October against Barclays seeking damages for losses from allegedly mis-sold interest rate swaps as a result of alleged manipulation of the London interbank offered rate has been postponed until next April.
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Only between 200 and 300 of so-called category-two firms—such as commodity pools and hedge funds—out of 2,000 eligible companies are expected to be prepared to clear select interest rate swaps and index credit default swaps by a June 10 deadline.
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Standard Life has announced plans for its a wrap platform to include access to structured products, exchange traded funds and other market-traded assets.
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Credit Suisse has launched so-called drop-back certificates, a rare offering in the structured products market. The certificates, which are being issued separately on the SMI and the S&P500, gradually increase investments in the underlying when the index falls through downside trigger levels.
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This Learning Curve studies the conditions for the effective risk management of counterparty credit risk (CCR) by detailing and comparing capital requirements, identifying inconsistencies in prudential regulations and applying the various capital approaches on some typical portfolio strategies observed within financial institutions.