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Deutsche Boerse is merging its derivatives and Aextra stocks divisions under the management of Deputy CEO Andreas Preuss, effective Jan. 1.
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Dublin-based Intrade has informed its U.S. customers that they must exit trades through the company and close their accounts after the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission charged the firm with violating a ban on off-exchange options trading.
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South Korea’s Ministry of Strategy and Finance has lowered the cap on the fx position ratio of domestic banks and local branches of foreign banks to help ease capital flow volatility.
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Three-fourths of top fixed income players said eurozone volatility poses the greatest risk to European high-yield bond issuance, according to Fitch Ratings.
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Sweden is looking to limit bank foreign currency borrowing in a further move to reduce the threat of losses that could lead to a taxpayer bailout, according to Anders Borg, Sweden’s finance minister.
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Credit default swaps on South Korean fx stabilization bonds have tightened to 59 basis points, their lowest level in five years, according to the International Finance Center.