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  • —Eric Bensoussan European head of equities structuring at UBS in London, on how there is now enough liquidity to structure private banking structured products on the Vstoxx.
  • Movement in the derivatives market was quiet last week after most banks announced bonuses to staff globally.
  • Private banking investors in Europe are buying structured products on the Vstoxx in an effort to increase yield in the current low interest rate market.
  • The Italian elections are but days away, and the sovereign credit markets could be forgiven for being jittery. However, they put in a solid performance over the second week of February, with spreads in the Eurozone’s periphery tightening significantly.
  • The Futures Industry Association, in cooperation with FIA Chicago, Futures Services and Information Technology Divisions, will hold its second annual NY Expo April 10-11 at the Hilton New York. Sessions will explore topics related to mandatory clearing, rising margin requirements, LSOC with excess, reporting requirements, Basel capital requirements, banking and collateral, customer protection rules, block trading, setting limits on give ups and bunched orders, allocation of bunched orders, risk management best practices for trading firms, execution brokers and clearing firms, and electronic trading of OTC derivatives.
  • The Swiss Futures and Options Association and the Futures Industry Association are pleased to announce the Global Forum for Derivatives Markets, September 25-27, 2013, at the InterContinental Hotel in Geneva. Also known as the Bürgenstock meeting, now in its fourth decade, the forum has a long history of attracting distinguished speakers and prominent names from the economic, academic and political worlds for high-­level debate and discussion. The conference has proven to be an ideal forum for encouraging closer cooperation among market participants and international regulators.