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Some hedge funds are asking central counterparties for individually segregated accounts as they seek to become clearing members, according to CME Group.
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Interdealer-broker ICAP has placed a third employee on administrative leave after finding the staffer was allegedly involved in manipulating the London interbank offered rate.
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Derivatives analytics firm Numerix has named Steven O’Hanlon as ceo and president, succeeding. Gregory Whitten, who will remain chairman of the board.
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Hedge fund PDT Partners, created as a spin-off of Morgan Stanley’s proprietary-trading division in 2012, has opened offices in London and Hong Kong.
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HQX has opened its doors as a new structured products provider in the U.K.
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Daiwa Capital Markets pulled back from the global over-the-counter derivatives market because of uncertainty over global regulation, according to Dominique Blanchard, managing director and global head of derivatives and convertible bonds in Hong Kong, who has left the firm.