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Nasdaq Dubai has entered into a licensing agreement to offer derivatives based on the FTSE Russell Saudi Arabia equity indices. -
Barclays has made two hires in its FX trading and distribution team. This included appointing another FX specialist who used to work for Deutsche Bank.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) launched a full version of its online solution for initial margin (IM) documentation on Thursday in partnership with law firm Linklaters.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has indicated that smaller counterparties and other reporting entities should be afforded some wriggle room over the implementation of new clearing and trading obligations. While deadlines for technical compliance are looming, recent amendments to EU regulation should imminently remove uncertainty over the new requirements.
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Deutsche Börse has revealed that six banks have signed up to its blockchain offering for collateral swaps in the securities lending market as it hailed “significant progress” in development of the solution.
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Nasdaq has made a bid for Norwegian exchange group Oslo Børs VPS, firing up a takeover battle with rival Euronext.
