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This week has seen a slew of senior departures from Morgan Stanley globally, including the exit of Daniel Palmer, global head of corporate equity derivatives, Vee Leung Phan, head of fx and interest rates trading for emerging markets and Nick Strain, managing director and head of fx EM sales. -
The European Central Bank’s largesse continues to underpin the becalmed conditions in the sovereign market and it will take a significant negative catalyst to shift sentiment.
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S&P 500 implied dividends are trading at a premium relative to historical realized levels, opening up opportunities to sell novel longer-dated dividend yield swaps to monetize the elevated premium.
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As regulatory change in the derivatives market begins to take shape, one area that remains ambiguous is the status and classification of contracts for difference.
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THEAM, the USD55.6 billion asset management division of BNP Paribas, has just bought a one-year broken call butterfly on the euro against sterling.
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Proposed amendments to the Monetary Authority of Singapore Act could give the regulator greater powers to deal with failed financial institutions.
