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Credit Suisse said it is in advanced negotiations to restructure its Partner Asset Facility 2, derivatives the Swiss bank use as part of the bonuses of more than 5,500 employees.
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Andrea Angelone, former global head of prime broking at JPMorgan Chase, is scheduled to leave the London office of the investment bank in May.
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Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing is scheduled to begin clearing over-the-counter derivatives in May, according to Charles Li, its ceo.
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Edward Schooling Latter, the U.K.’s new clearing regulator at the Bank of England, warned that the agency will be diligent in policing fees to make sure clearers do not allow banks to post margins that are too low against trades.
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NYSE LIffe has filed a lawsuit against The Order Machine, the Dutch platform that is now 25% owned by Nasdaq OMX, charging TOM is selling equity-index options without a license.
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The U.K.’s new Financial Conduct Authority has joined the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission in launching an investigation into the alleged manipulation of the ISDAfix rate.