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Prashant Puniya, ex-electronic trading fx options trader at Deutsche Bank in New York, has joined Citigroup as a G10 fx options trader. He is based in London.
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Five-year credit default swaps on Chesapeake Energy narrowed by 72.5 basis point to 391.9 bps after the Oklahoma City-based firm announced that Aubrey McClendon will step down as ceo.
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Italian prosecutors have begun investigating the Bank of Italy and market regulator Consob for their supervisory actions in connection with derivatives losses at Monte dei Paschi di Siena.
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Jon Mawby and Steve Roth, managers of GLG’s GLG Strategic Bond Fund, have boosted allocations to credit default swaps and floating rate notes, saying they are shifting away from exposures sensitive to duration to maintain an attractive yield.
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A forthcoming directive from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that would require structured-product issuers to unbundle the fixed-income pricing element from the derivatives component, could drive consolidation of the market due to pricing pressures, according to buyers and attorneys.
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Some of JPMorgan Chase’s own traders may have speculated against the derivatives trades that the bank’s chief investment office had made, which ultimately resulted in more than USD6.2 billion in losses.