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Market players have warned that the practice of shifting derivatives from swaps to futures to skirt regulations requiring higher capital levels to cover potential losses may lead to another derivatives crisis.
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An unnamed staffer at interdealer-broker Tullett Prebon has been linked to the manipulation of the London interbank offered rate, according to documents obtained by The Financial Times.
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Deepak Gulait is leaving as global head of equity proprietary trading at JPMorgan to launch hedge fund Argentière Capital in the second or third quarter.
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JPMorgan has trimmed an estimated two dozen staffers from its equities staff, including some derivatives traders.
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Tradition has launched U.S. dollar interest rate swaps on its Trad-X IRS hybrid electronic trading platform in the U.S.
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The derivative markets have changed dramatically since the global financial crisis, having a significant impact on how derivatives are fundamentally priced. Regulatory reform and structural changes to the markets have resulted in increased collateralization of trades and a move to central clearing of vanilla trades.
