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Folef Hooft Graafland, former director of Dutch derivatives trading at Société Générale in London, has sued the investment bank for what he claims is his unfair firing in February 2012 and withholding his bonus.
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German boutique Anetecedo Asset Management’s new Antecedo Euro Yield fixed-income fund will allocate roughly 1.9% of its assets to derivatives with the goal of beating the iBoxx Overall AAA-AA TR Index by 2% a year.
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David Scammell has left as head of U.K. and European interest-rate strategies at Schroders after eight years with the firm.
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Front-end bear flatteners to position for U.S. interest rate hike expectations are being recommended by Barclays. According to the firm’s strategists, the trade would earn carry and is attractive at present on the back of recent demand for mid-expiry short tail options. -
Average daily volume total for over-the-counter fx instruments in the U.S. has decreased by 7.7% since April 2012.
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Japanese retail investors are buying long-dated structured fx products, such as power reverse dual currency notes, that benefit when the yen weakens against the Australian dollar or, in some cases, the U.S. dollar.
