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The Australian Securities Exchange is counting on the launch of new interest rate swaps, equity index derivatives and the establishment of a central clearing counterparty for over-the-counter derivatives to boost revenue as the global downturn hits equity trading volumes.
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Jones Day has hired the Locke McMurray as a partner for its financial institutions litigation & regulations practice in New York.
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Patrick Flaherty, an interest rate options trader at Deutsche Bank in New York, has left the firm.
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Barclays is advising investors to enter into EUR 1y*10y payer spreads and knock-in payers to take advantage of the cheapness in volatility while protecting against a sharp selloff in EUR rates. -
Net assets inflows into global exchange traded funds and exchanged traded products rose to a record USD188 billion in the third quarter, according ETFGI, the research and consulting firm.
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CME Group and ICE Futures U.S. have scrapped plans to revise position limits after a federal court in Washington, D.C., blocked proposed changes by the U.S. Commodities Futures Trading Commission due to go into effect Oct. 12.
