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Investors have filed suit against Ireland’s Ulster Bank and its First Active unit for allegedly misselling to them more than EUR65 million (USD86.68 million) in interest-rate swaps.
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Newedge has been appointed as swap counterparty to the Norwegian NEF Asset Management’s NEF Blue Mountain Fund and NEF Nordic Power Index Fund.
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Daniel Palmer, global head of corporate equity derivatives and vice chairman of capital markets at Morgan Stanley in London, has left the firm.
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Traders are seeing an uptick in worst-of options looking for U.S. dollar/yen upside against other currency pairs. -
For market participants who are bearish on U.S. rate volatility, JPMorgan is recommending selling 3Mx10Y swaption straddles with a rate hedge overlay.
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The Hong Kong Exchange plans to sell a minority stake in its new over-the-counter clearinghouse to around 12 Chinese and international banking institutions prior to the CCP’s launch this April.
